The Remote Generation

by Brandon Grubb

Thousands of years ago, the ancients spoke of a coming age when truths buried deep beneath the sands of time would resurface. A time when powerful entities would seek not only to conceal their existence, but their origins as well. A time when unwitting heroes would find themselves at odds with such beings. The time of a remote and distant generation.
Discovering that he has acquired a unique metaphysical skill set, Jeremiah finds himself in the unenviable position of having to decide if he’ll be one such hero. A decision not to be made lightly, for on the other side of it stands unimaginable power and opposition. Every second counts and time is short.
A conspiracy stops being a theory once it becomes personal, and for Jeremiah, it just became personal.

356 pages, ebook

Published July 3, 2024

About the author

Brandon hails from the Midwest where he received his ​BA from Purdue University in Political Science and later ​his teaching license from St. Mary of the Woods.
He is an avid runner and dog lover who enjoys spending ​time with his wife, two children and grandchild.
Brandon’s writing is generally a reflection of his never-ending quest to discover the fabric by which reality is ​tailored.

Reviews

[Teresa · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very interesting book and I was curious to move on to each new chapter. Food for thought as well. I enjoyed it and would read any additions.