Search for the Heart of the Bison: Neandertals Book Three

Novice archaeologist, Sandi Hartwell, finds exactly what she wants in the hills of northern Pakistan--hard fossil evidence that Neandertals and Cro-Magnons successfully produced offspring. Her future looks promising, but less than one month later, the attacks of 9/11 will change everything.

Sandi soon finds herself plunged into a diabolical plot to arm a global network of terrorists with WMDs. She discovers that only she can find the key to stop a sadistic worldwide attack designed to kill five out of every six humans on the Earth.

Desperate to stay even one step ahead of Solero, the mastermind behind the attacks, she joins Neandertal expert, Garret Chambers, and his assistant, Jektu, who lead her through a morass of intrigue. Rescued by a flying saucer, Sandi is taken into an alien world governed by an arthritic old man named Ronaldo. There, she finds herself questioning everything she thinks about her world.

Using a sixth sense that Sandi herself cannot explain, she is compelled by her desire for truth to follow the fossil trail of an ancient Neandertal priestess named Kectu. Drawn together by shared peril, she falls in love with Garret. But their love will soon be tested, and her whole perception of who and what she is will be pushed to the limit--and beyond.

Glen R Stott was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is a retired civil engineer who lives in Southern California with his wife. His interests include writing, including novels, short stories, poems, and more. He writes about things that he is deeply interested in. When writing novels, he chooses genres that best tell the story. In addition to the Neandertal series, he has written a psycho-thriller, "Dead Angels," a romance, "Timpanogos," and a general literature novel about a family trying to deal with a child molester, "Robyn."