ARCTIC REVELATION: A Thousand Lifetimes in the Blink of An Eye

by Hugh Finch

FBT review:

Embark on a thrilling journey with "ARCTIC REVELATION: A Thousand Lifetimes in the Blink of An Eye" by Hugh Finch. Dr. Christian Yates delves into the depths of human DNA, uncovering a chilling secret of ancestral memories. This mind-blowing psychological thriller takes you on a suspenseful ride as Christian battles a ruthless CEO and a notorious killer in search of the truth. Set against the captivating backdrops of Denmark, Greenland, and Switzerland, this gripping tale will keep you on the edge of your seat. Discover a mysterious world where memories can transcend generations and danger lurks at every turn. A compelling 'whodunit' conclusion awaits in this riveting indie mystery novel.

Publisher Description:

Dr. Christian Yates risks his reputation and life to prove human DNA contains an infinite repository of ancestral memories.
Alas, Christian may get more than he bargained for as his mission attracts the attention of both a ruthless pharmaceutical CEO and a notorious serial killer, each seeking the same knowledge.

"...a true masterpiece." -OnlineBookClub Reviews
"...a mindblowing psychological thriller." -Discovery Reviews
"...this is a thriller ...concept, action and danger pay dividends ...the reader can't resist going forward to find out how it all connects." -Kirkus Reviews

What if every human on the planet carries a dark secret in their DNA?
What if memories could be passed to the next generation just as easily as physical traits?
How can an entire lifetime of memories flash before a person's eyes in just a split second during a near death experience?
Dr. Christian Yates risks everything to answer these very questions as the memories of his murdered father and the patient he couldn't save guide him.
Accompany Christian through the exotic landscapes of Denmark, Greenland, and Switzerland as he pursues the truth with a deranged serial killer hot on his heels.
The parting gift is a mind-boggling 'whodunit' conclusion that has kept even the most discriminating critics glued and guessing right to the end.