Son of Man: End of the Third World

By David Harold Moore

In the saga titled "Son of Man," readers embark on an epic journey stretching across millennia, navigating through the annals of history and the boundless reaches of space. This novel, a rich tapestry of historical and science fiction, skillfully interlaces two unique narratives, both centered around the enigmatic figure referred to as the Son of Man: Noah, who escapes the fate of Atlantis, and Little Harry Mohr, whose birth coincides with his Father's monumental Apollo 11 moon landing and the subsequent unearthing of extraterrestrial technology.In one thread, we follow Noah, the Son of Man who escapes the cataclysmic deluge that consumes Atlantis. Guided by the celestial architects Raphael, Michael, and the creator-god Enki, Noah embarks on a divine mission to seed the dawn of humanity's fourth world. This narrative is not just a tale of survival, but a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of the human spirit, as Noah navigates the challenges of a reborn world. Running in tandem with the ancient epic is the modern tale of Little Harry Mohr and his father, Captain Joseph Mohr of the CIA, previously with the OSS. Joseph, once more the father to the Son of Man, finds himself overseeing Wernher Von Braun in the race to salvage extraterrestrial technology from the moon, a mission critical to outpacing the Soviets. The birth of Little Harry coincides with this momentous recovery and the emergence of Akasha, a super entity bearing ominous prophecies of looming catastrophes. Joseph's odyssey is one of profound discovery, as he confronts his fate against the backdrop of an authoritarian wave sweeping across the globe, all while striving to unlock the mysteries veiled within Akasha's enigmatic premonitions."Son of Man" transcends the confines of mere storytelling; it is a complex weave of mythology, historical veracity, and speculative imagination. It blurs the lines between the realms of the known and the unfathomable, melding the narratives of ancient wisdom and visionary futures with an extraordinary attention to detail. Through the intertwined destinies of Noah and Joseph, the narrative delves into the essence of fate, belief, and the eternal recurrence of life.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0990929507
• ISBN13: 9780990929505
• Release Date: February 2024
• Publisher: Harold Mohr Enterprises
• Length: 542 Pages
• Weight: 1.73 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 1.2" x 5.5"