Time Storm 2012: Atlantis and the Mayan Prophecy

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Time Storm 2012 is a science fiction mystery full of action, adventure and romance. While doing research on the unusual occurrences in the Bermuda Triangle, Dr. Mark Turner, a scientist with a double Ph.D. in Oceanographic Seismology and Physics, will uncover something for which the government is willing to kill. Getting more than he bargained for, his discoveries will not only unlock the mysteries of the Devil's Triangle and the Mayan doomsday predictions about the year 2012, but also what happened to the lost city of Atlantis. Will he make the ultimate sacrifice to save the world if it is even possible? His search for the truth will also lead him to love but is she an ally or is she an enemy? Much of the story line is taken from real science and terrifyingly real scientific research and discoveries. It will keep you guessing on every page. Are we standing on the precipice of a disaster of our own making? The countdown to 2012 has begun. Deep below the Mississippi Valley, an even larger eddy spit out an electromagnetic ejection that traveled up through the channel between the highly magnetic, indigenous rock formations of the Reelfoot Rift, setting off an earthquake larger than the magnitude-eight earthquake of 1812, whose violence shook against the solid bedrock all the way to the east coast. Blasts of sand blew up in great out-gassings, like mud volcanoes, and created a sudden dam on the Mississippi River causing it to run backwards before overflowing its banks. The electromagnetic energy surge passed through the atmosphere and out into space where it collided with the magnetic field of the incoming coronal mass. The resulting magnetic reconnection was so powerful that it created an electromagnetic pulse high above the atmosphere, pushing down on the magnetosphere, it traveled south towards the equator convulsing through land, air and sea, followed quickly by the mass of plasma itself. Starvation and disease were becoming the norm. Violence and anarchy reigned, w