The Garden was never lost. It was waiting.

In the shadow of the Cold War, myths became battlegrounds and legends became weapons.

When archaeologist Lincoln Hemingway vanishes in the Iraqi desert after claiming to discover the Garden of Eden, his sister Daria turns to Major Allan Quatermain, descendant of the legendary adventurer and a man who specializes in finding what others prefer stays lost.

But they’re not the only ones searching. A mysterious German operative named Bauer hunts the same trail, driven by purposes that extend far beyond academic curiosity. And in the corridors of power from London to Langley, intelligence services monitor a situation that could reshape humanity’s understanding of itself, or end human civilization as we know it.

What they find in the mountains of northern Iraq isn’t just the mythical Garden, but a place where consciousness and reality intersect, where ultimate knowledge comes at ultimate cost, and where the most important choice isn’t what to discover, but what to leave undisturbed.

From the ancient stones of Jerusalem to canyons that exist between worlds, Quatermain and Daria must navigate not just hostile territory and deadly enemies, but the fundamental question of what it means to remain human when offered the chance to become something more.

The Garden of Eden is real. The Tree of Knowledge grows. And the fruit it bears could grant godlike power to whoever is brave, or foolish, enough to taste it.

But some gifts come with prices that can’t be paid. And some choices, once made, can never be undone.

Perfect for readers of adventure fiction, supernatural thrillers, and anyone fascinated by the intersection of ancient mystery and modern danger.

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