NEIT And The Secrets of Rapa Nui

A Novel of Myth, Science, and the Stars

When archaeologist Dr Rhys Morgan uncovers a mysterious bronze relic engraved with a Celtic triskele on an ancient battlefield in Ireland, he believes he has found nothing more than a rare ceremonial artifact. But when the relic begins to react to unexplained stellar signals detected by his sister, an astronomer working at the ALMA Observatory in Chile, Rhys is drawn into a discovery that challenges everything he thought he knew about the ancient world.

From the fog-shrouded hills of Ireland to the silent stone giants of Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Rhys follows a trail of alignments linking distant cultures across oceans and millennia. As Polynesian legends, Celtic war myths, and astronomical data converge, he begins to suspect that ancient gods like Neit, the Irish god of war, were not myths at all—but guardians of forgotten celestial knowledge encoded in stone, bronze, and story.

Guided by archaeology, astronomy, and oral tradition, and aided by a brilliant Polynesian research team, Rhys uncovers evidence of a prehistoric global memory—one shaped by cosmic events powerful enough to be remembered as gods, wars, and prophecies. But some knowledge was buried for a reason, and awakening it carries consequences that extend far beyond academic discovery.

War God NEIT and the Bronze Relic of Rapa Nui is a richly atmospheric mystery and adventure novel that blends archaeology, myth, and modern science into a story about memory, inheritance, and humanity’s relationship with the stars. Thoughtful, immersive, and deeply researched, it asks a haunting question:

What if the gods were never divine—only witnesses to a forgotten catastrophe written across the sky?

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

• Archaeological and myth-based adventure

• Ancient mysteries and lost civilizations

• Intelligent, character-driven speculative fiction

• Stories inspired by real locations, myths, and astronomy