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The Road to Eden

What if the history you were taught was a lie? How far would you go to find the truth?

An anomaly was found using ground-penetrating radar in the oldest city in the world—the ancient Sumerian city of Eridu. Renowned archaeologist Dr. Eden Matthews and her team set out to uncover the truth about our ancient past. But what they found changed everything.

Someone is keeping a secret.

And they will do anything to keep it from you.

328 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 30, 2025

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K.L. Ryan

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K L Ryan is a writer, researcher, and lifelong explorer of history’s hidden layers. With years of immersive study into ancient civilizations, archaeology, and speculative science, she weaves stories that blur the line between myth and reality. Her debut novel invites readers deep beneath the surface of accepted history, challenging them to ask: What other ancient historical secrets are hiding? 

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Do you have a desire for adventure but don’t want to leave your couch? Do you like having your mind blown with the twists and turns of
A roller coaster but don’t want to get motion sick? Do you adore the whit and humor of the Brits but the cost of a flight is too high and your WiFi is down so you can’t watch the Great British Bake Off? Well buckle up friend because this book has all of that and more. K L Ryan brings you into a world you thought you knew but suddenly you are questioning who really is the bad guy and what really is the end game to everything. With good humor, a slow sizzle romance, science and history all colliding in a cosmic twist to make you want to know what’s next. Looking forward to what is coming next!
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