Robert T. Brooke

Robert T. Brooke has sojourned through the dark side of the occult much of his life before finding what he calls the answer to the problem of evil, finding a doorway of hope. Writing with rare insight, he is the son of a high ranking American diplomat, having grown up all over the world, including ten years in England, four and a half years in the middle east, three in India, three in Europe, back to two early childhood years in Port-au-Prince, Haiti where his father, in his days before becoming a diplomat, was part of a literary community surrounding English author, Malcolm Lowry (writing Under the Volcano).

A graduate of the University of Virginia and Princeton, Robert T. Brooke began writing Return of the Giants over a seven year period, starting in an old Colonial hotel in Sri Lanka (formerly the British Governor's estate in Mount Lavinia, Columbo when it was Ceylon), finishing it in Coromandel, New Zealand, where he has a residence (http://www.holidayhouses.co.nz/properties/6527.asp). The author splits credits for the book between Berkeley, California and Coromandel, New Zealand, where the majority of the writing was done.

He is a conservative libertarian with a very sober view of insider manipulation and the West's downward course where trusting people are being betrayed.

The story is based on an IMAX-level dream the author had of a horrifying recombinant DNA stealth scientific project in the forests of England. When the terrible Nephilim came into view, towering into the sky (and, indeed, chronicled in the ancient world), he broke into a cold sweat ("I am hard to scare"). At that point the author was afraid he was being shown something, and at first resisted, then began writing.