Atlantis Artifactus

About the Book

It is becoming clear that the world as we know it is falling into turmoil. Activist groups are arming themselves and hiding in the hills awaiting what they believe to be the inevitable. Those seeking answers and looking for links to the past make pilgrimages to Myan and Aztec ruins. Visitors to Stonehenge, Easter Island and the Great Pyramids, tell of unexplained visions of a past world buried deep within the depths of the oceans. Can all these stories be only flights of imagination? Modern day archeologists and undersea explorers are uncovering evidence of past civilizations far more advanced than ever believed possible. The more that is uncovered the more questions are being brought to light about the history of man as we know it. Atlantis Artifactus delves into these mysteries, taking us from the past into a future of our own making. It is an Odyssey of Man, on his never-ending search for knowledge of his beginnings and his fight with the evil within. Dr. Ken Taylor, a professor of Archeology, discovers a statue of an ancient prince and princess, which opens a door to his past existence. Thus begins a journey to Egypt into the unexpected that will change forever the course of his life. Sima and Miriam are twins who were separated at birth. Each was brought up without the knowledge of the other’s existence and whose lives take them to the far corners of the earth. In the manlion’s track past and present entwine. One spirit alone can make the choice to release the Artifacts to the world or destroy it forever.

About the Author

Dr. Morris Rosner and his wife Myra are co-authors in Atlantis Artifactus, Track of the Manlion. Dr. Rosner was a Chiropractic Physician for 40 years. He also taught Anatomy and Physiology and Chiropractic manipulation in Atlantic States Chiropractic Institute. He was appointed Professor of Anatomy in 1957 and was past president of the Queens Chapter of the New York State Chiropractic Association. Myra, his wife of 52 years, worked as his office manager and co-author of several articles and is now helping write and coordinate a second manuscript. They are now retired and living in Tamarac Florida. Myra and Morris (under the pen name Myron Morris) are the devoted parents of five children and 10 grandchildren.