THE FIRST MIGRATION

THE FIRST MIGRATION

Daniel Logan

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NASA Time Travel Research Leads to the Discovery of Our Missing Link

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The First Migration is a novel about time travel. Set in the great American Southwest, the story is about NASA’s time travel research that leads to the discovery of the missing link to our human origins.

Author Daniel Logan believes there is a time/space connection in the Southwest. The First Migration brings that connection to life. Logan takes key elements for which he has a passion and weaves them into a compelling adventure, using the majestic landscapes of the area as a backdrop for the story.

These vistas offer timeless records of the spirits of the rich cultures that have lived there. From the ethereal monoliths at Monument Valley—

To the sacred shrine of the Rainbow Bridge arch—

To the ancient Acoma Pueblo atop a mesa—

To the mystical, wind-blown dunes at White Sands where the adventure begins.

At the story’s center, a man and a woman, each in high-profile careers, fall in love with each other. Darren Stewart is director of NASA’s project and Tracey Loring is the president’s deputy press secretary. The two develop a relationship that begins with a weekend in Santa Fe.

They take a thrilling journey through time on the trail of the Anasazi, a prehistoric, Native American, lost civilization. Their travel leads them to a time long ago, where they unravel the mystery of the Great Pyramids and the enigmatic UFOs before discovering our true ancestors.

Dr. Darren Stewart is director of NASA’s thirty-mile-diameter project under construction in the White Sands region of New Mexico. Called Project TIME, it is said by one of the characters to resemble “a giant, modern-day Stonehenge.” The facility’s public purpose is time travel research.

But Dr. Stewart knows a major government secret. Three years before, two members of a

U.S. geophysical team at the South Pole became lost in a strange and violent storm. During a lull in the storm, they observed the lights of a large city and aircraft overhead.

Trapped by the storm, the men were ultimately rescued. But they noticed in their debriefing that each of their watches indicated the exact same wrong time.

(Find out what the men discovered and what the president of the United States was forced to do about it—Read the Book!)

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental and beyond the intent of either the author or the publisher.