
The Elymians: The Fractured Veil: They shaped our genes. And left behind a whisper.
Release Date: Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025
Pages: 500 pages
In 'The Elymians: The Fractured Veil' by Keith Davis, Dr. Elena Carter uncovers a hidden truth about humanity's DNA when she vanishes into a realm shaped by ancient beings, revealing a past that threatens to awaken with dire consequences.
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They shaped our genes. And left behind a whisper.
Dr. Elena Carter was only trying to unlock humanity’s forgotten past.
Instead, she became part of it.
When a buried chamber beneath Göbekli Tepe collapses, Elena vanishes without a trace—her last known location at the centre of the world’s oldest temple. But she isn’t dead. She’s been taken... into a realm that shouldn’t exist.
There, in a sanctuary between dimensions, ancient beings known as the Elymians reveal a terrifying truth: humanity’s DNA is not entirely human. The secrets Elena has spent her life studying weren’t lost to time. They were hidden. Deliberately.
And now, something is waking them up.
Across the sands of Anatolia, seismic activity dies. Satellite feeds go dark. A young African boy speaks in languages no one alive should understand. The Whispering Web—a living archive of knowledge older than the stars—begins to fracture. And buried beneath it all is a memory... not of gods, but of engineers.
Dr. Elena Carter was only trying to unlock humanity’s forgotten past.
Instead, she became part of it.
When a buried chamber beneath Göbekli Tepe collapses, Elena vanishes without a trace—her last known location at the centre of the world’s oldest temple. But she isn’t dead. She’s been taken... into a realm that shouldn’t exist.
There, in a sanctuary between dimensions, ancient beings known as the Elymians reveal a terrifying truth: humanity’s DNA is not entirely human. The secrets Elena has spent her life studying weren’t lost to time. They were hidden. Deliberately.
And now, something is waking them up.
Across the sands of Anatolia, seismic activity dies. Satellite feeds go dark. A young African boy speaks in languages no one alive should understand. The Whispering Web—a living archive of knowledge older than the stars—begins to fracture. And buried beneath it all is a memory... not of gods, but of engineers.