Revelations of the Patriarch

Xavien Dawn

Third book of The Patriarch Saga

by Shane D Hughes

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In the wake of the great cleansing of all that was wrong with the world, the arrival of a near utopian era unifies humanity for the very first time in thousands of years. All previous forms of government, politics, currency and religion have been declared redundant and thus abolished. Dreaded weapons of mass destruction have been disarmed and completely dismantled. And all sickness and disease has been eliminated, thanks to the timely unveiling of the miraculous Reinhardt’s Gift Vaccine.

Embracing a truly enlightened and technologically advanced existence, the unshackled human race finally reaches out across the vastness of the solar system, yearning to discover its many hidden secrets and celestial wonders, until a startling new revelation is unearthed, and one that could finally solve an age-old planetary mystery.

But as humanity then dares to reach out even further across the cosmos, they soon stumble upon something unexpected lurking in the darkness, a malevolent nightmare that will stalk them all the way back to their foolishly disarmed and isolated little place in the universe.

A Word from the Author

While books one and two in The Patriarch Saga series serve to provide the astounding ‘origin story’ of the main characters and the world they thought they knew, book three is where this stunning adventure truly ‘takes off’.

As more and more shocking revelations are revealed by their mysterious interdimensional guardian known as ‘The Patriarch’, the central characters soon come to the realization that their journey is only about to begin.

In this grandiose, and often at times, terrifying sci-fi fantasy uber-adventure, the true origins of the very human race itself will at last be revealed. But even more astonishing is the soul-crushing conundrum they’ll unexpectedly stumble upon when it’s all over. Brace yourself for one heck of a thrill-ride.

To be read in the dark, silent, dead of night.

(Shane D Hughes, July 2018)