
Ancient Romance :
Goddess meets Blacklist
Imagine if you saw Blacklist's Reymond Reddington collided with Mulan and Wonder Woman 5000 years back in time, and you were transported to see it all in person. You smell the flavors, you taste the food, you fall in love, and you walk the streets of the actual City of Atlantis. This is not a fantasy, you'll be shocked to discover it's all true.
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🔎 What Will You Discover Inside?
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Kickass Beautiful Hero
If you like Wonder Woman or Mulan - you will love this historic hero- Diana/Ariadnh.
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Romance and Love
The Power of Love drives the main character and dark forces try to steal it all away.
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Virtually walk the Streets- Smell the air- Taste the food- Meet the People.
A historic lost civilization will appear shocking, it was sexual, beautiful, heavenly, you will swear it was fantasy, but it's real.
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Better than any Fantasy you have ever read.
Sometimes the most shocking story is not make believe. Sometimes the most shocking story is real.
The Keftiu Legacy
known as Minoans: Source of luxury goods, knowledge, construction, math, hot and cold running water in the 5th storey of homes. When the volcano of 1628 BC were destroyed, the mediterranean basin and humanity went back 5000 years.
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Summary
The Keftiu (Minoan/Atlantis) civilization was shockingly advanced. They existed before the Mediterranean coastal cities were destroyed in 1628 BC from a super-volcano 100 times more explosive than Pompei. That explosion created at least 60 tidal waves that wreaked destruction on the entire Mediterranean coast, with at least one tidal wave reaching 120 feet high. This cataclysm, which wiped out the Mediterranean basin, is likely the source of what we read about as Noah's flood.
This story took place 4600 years ago. This was before writing, and before historians kept written records. The Keftu explored their world and the universe with scientific methods, observation, measurements, and tested hypotheses, all which helped them tie everything together. They invented: 1) paved roads, 2) city sewers and 3) household plumbing with flush toilets on the 5th floor, 4) dentistry, 5) medicine, 6) surgery, 7) hairstyles, 8) Make up and beauty supplies, 9) jewelry, 10) nautical navigation, 11) Geometry 12) Calculus and statistics, 13) Running hot and cold water in homes, 14) Advanced Farming with land management. 15) Architectural Mega Structures, 16) Earthquake construction methods still used today, 17 Traffic management with one-way streets, not to mention 18) Astronomy and 19) Astrology. Finally, 20) A global religion based on the one true God / Goddess. They passed on all their knowledge to the world without writing in what we would call a university. Their northern neighbors wrote poems about this calling the place “The Great Arcadia” – a place of paradise, and their middle east cousins and neighbors called it “The Garden of Eden” (More on this later).
They dominated the world for 7,000 years and created a global trade empire with over 100,000 ships. They became too tempting a target for those who would plot in secret to take it all away. Somehow, a Young girl barely 15 ended up in the middle of everything, and she became the single biggest obstacle in their way. That is where the story begins.
Testimonials
“I thought I knew the story of Atlantis. I was wrong. This book brought it to life with such vivid detail—I could smell the sea, hear the horns, feel the heartbreak.”
“A breathtaking mix of myth, archaeology, and human drama. It made me cry, it made me hope, and it made me believe.”
“If you loved Greek mythology, ancient history, or epic sagas like Game of Thrones—this is your next obsession."
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