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Paperback Edition
- 978-1-03-919976-7
- 6.0 x 9.0 inches
- Black & White interior
- 342 pages
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Hardcover Edition
- 978-1-03-919977-4
- 6.0 x 9.0 inches
- Black & White interior
- 342 pages
- Keywords
- Northwest Territories,
- Ancient civilization,
- Otherworld,
- Growing up in Australia,
- Lost human civilization,
- Archaeology,
- Geology
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The Stones of Great Bear Lake
by
Mark S. Winfield
On the Arctic shores of Great Bear Lake, stones are about to be upturned. Archaeology student and avid runner Erin Amyntas is spending the summer at a dig in Canada's North, where the local Dene Council has asked the team to excavate a possible village site. What they find instead—an inexplicable construct made of strange, dark material—disrupts everything that is known and understood about humankind and threatens the very foundation of the modern world. Mysteries start to pile up as Erin meets Henry, a local guide who is also a runner. While running together under the disorienting light of the midnight sun, Henry reveals stories of his own. Erin is soon protecting secrets from all sides and struggling to make sense of the discoveries. As more is found, she becomes caught up in fake news, betrayal, and international intrigue. Truth hums just below the surface in this gripping, fast-paced adventure story that spans the Canadian North, Newfoundland, and South America. While the world around them rushes to create easy answers, Erin and Henry must uncover the truth of the past—before it’s too late.
Archaeology student and avid runner Erin Amyntas is spending the summer at a dig on the Arctic shores of Great Bear Lake. The Dene Council has asked the team to excavate a possible village site. Instead, they find an inexplicable construct made of a strange dark material. Mysteries start to pile up as Erin meets Henry, a local guide. While running together in the wilds under the midnight sun, he slowly reveals stories of his own. Erin is soon protecting secrets from all sides as she struggles to make sense of the discoveries. As more is found, Erin becomes caught up in fake news, betrayal, and international intrigue. In a meticulously researched, fast-paced story that spans the Canadian North, Newfoundland, and South America, Erin and Henry must uncover the truth of the past in a modern world anxious to create it's own answers.
MARK S. WINFIELD is an adventurer, hiking enthusiast, vlogger, and the author of two previous books: Lessons in Choosing an Investment Advisor and Keeping Him Honest and The Essential Volunteer Handbook. An avid hiker, as well as a leader and instructor, Mark curates the YouTube channel “Hiking Adventures with Mark Winfield,” and is a member of the Outdoor Council of Canada, Adirondack Mountain Club, Hike Nova Scotia, Appalachian Mountain Club, Lunenburg County Hikers, and United Way of Lunenburg County. Mark lives in Pine Grove, Nova Scotia with his wife, Patty, and their dog, Joey
Contributors
- Author
- Mark S. Winfield
- Editor
- Emily Albertsen
- Photographer
- Patricia Winfield
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