Ancient Echoes

Two centuries ago, a covert expedition following Lewis and Clark vanished into the Idaho wilderness.

They were never seen again.

Now seven students have disappeared in the same mountains—and archaeologist Michael Rempart is the only man who suspects the truth.

In his forties and dangerously compelling, Rempart carries more than academic controversy. He is the last heir of a lineage steeped in forbidden alchemy—and he knows that those who draw too near him rarely remain untouched by its shadow.

He believes the land isn’t hiding bodies.

It’s guarding a secret.

Buried beneath the forest lies a power whispered about for centuries—an alchemical force tied to immortality, legend, and something far older than recorded history. The only warning comes from a journal written in 1806 by a dying explorer who claimed he had witnessed evil made flesh.

Most dismissed his words as madness.

Rempart isn’t so sure.

The deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes: whatever was unleashed long ago was never destroyed.

It was waiting.

And it has begun to stir again.

Top 10 Idaho Book Award Winner

THE SERIES:

From the mountains of Idaho to the hidden corridors of ancient civilizations, the Ancient Secrets novels follow archaeologist Michael Rempart as he uncovers relics history tried to erase—each tied to alchemy, forbidden knowledge, and demonic forces that refuse to remain buried.

Each novel is a sweeping, high-stakes thriller spanning continents, blending real history, occult speculation, and relentless suspense.

From REVIEWERS:

"A story of occult secrets centuries old and mortally dangerous ... highly recommended." -- Michael R. Collings, Ph.D., a leading scholar and lecturer on horror and suspense novels.

"Enthralling & exciting ... one attention holding, edge of your seat thriller!" AudioBook Reviewer

"There was a definite Preston & Child feel to this book with a little supernatural thrown in for good measure." Brian Krespan,

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