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[Dianne Gray]のThe Everything Theory (English Edition)

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The author classes this work as fiction although many readers believe otherwise. Has advanced scientific knowledge been lost through the ages, or are there people on earth who seek it out and use it.
The Everything Theory is a thriller based on ancient mythology, archaeology, world religions and indigenous cultures. An easy read - and one that will stay with you for a long time.
Shortlisted in the Australia/New Zealand IP Awards.

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388ページ
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英語
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2011/2/6
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ASIN : B004MME1IY
発売日 : 2011/2/6
言語 : 英語
ファイルサイズ : 1035 KB
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本の長さ : 388ページ

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Marsha Ingrao

The Everything Theory by Dianne Gray

2012年12月20日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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Gray, in her own logical way, unfolded ancient theories, and outlined plausible outcomes to those ancient predictions. She postulated a plausible answer to the question of the age: How did the ancients get the knowledge to build the pyramids? Even though this is fiction, readers will learn about the way scientists use numbers, as in the mathematics of the pyramids, and the books of the Nine Unknown Men. The fact that Gray didn’t fabricate the scientific references made this book an even better read than if it was science fiction. From another civilization at another time the ancient Mayans predicted that the end of the our world nears daily. Were they right? Is this even a possibility?

The prologue and epilogue book-ended The Everything Theory with men, dressed in animal skins, looking at pictures in a cave. Curiously, the main characters in the prologue and epilogue had very similar names to the protagonist in the body of the tale, yet clearly the Lukes were not from the same time. Thus, the Everything Theory mystery began and ended.

Besides the ordinary human bad guys, the primary culprit in this story was a wayward planet named Eris. As it turned out, Eris is a real planet larger and farther out than Pluto, and Google has hundreds of pictures of it. As an educator, I recommend it as an important literature book teachers can use to integrate science and language arts for the new Common Core Standards. You won't want to miss this book. Read if before Dec. 21!!!

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gina drellack

Intelligent, Thrilling, and Hugely Affecting!

2013年4月15日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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From the very beginning of Dianne Gray's suspense thriller and all the way through, I was wonderfully overwhelmed with the feeling of being immersed in a hugely successful action movie! If you are looking for a moviemaking opportunity, I highly encourage you to explore this author and her story The Everything Theory.

Luke Canning is a 17-year-old amateur astronomer who, along with a select few others, has discovered a 10th planet returning toward Earth in its 4000+ year revolutionary cycle. Closely tied to this event is the connection of past advanced civilizations, their messages for the present, and how this relates to our future. Understanding of this information contained within archaeology, mythology, and native tribal cultures becomes crucial to the returning planet's timing, and multiple entities are chasing Luke and his group across the world to end their lives for it.

Oh my gosh, I could not put this thinking person's thriller down until there was no more to read! Although I hugely enjoyed the digital version, when finished I promptly purchased the print version and added it to our public high school's library collection. This is a story that needs to reach many people--for its sheer intelligence as well as its literary craftiness. It strongly elevates the reader's head and heart. Again, if you are considering creating a motion picture I implore you to investigate this author and her story.

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Sheila

The Everything Theory Combines Adventure with Ancient Mysteries

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I’m always looking for novels that will make me look at the world in different ways. The Everything Theory does that while entertaining readers with a fast-paced plot and memorable characters.

Theories on everything from how the pyramids were constructed to Stonehenge to Atlantis abound through this novel as the characters search the far reaches of the Earth for answers.

The adventure starts in a small town in Australia when an amateur astrologist is found dead after an apparent suicide. Luke, his assistant and cohort, doesn’t believe his friend killed himself. Then someone tries to kill Luke and he wonders if they stumbled across information that others want to keep hidden. While on the run, he meets a group of researchers who know why he’s in danger.

The result is a chase full of twists and turns and learning along the way. The theories shown in this novel made me wonder about the truth behind the ancient knowledge that we dig up and try to explain. Are we seeing the truth when we look at history in this way or are we seeing what we want to see?

Dianne Gray delivers descriptions that put you right in the middle of the action:

“Seira Kanahele scrambled from the tunnel and into the dying light where the colours of dusk and shadows of dark clouds moved like sharks through the mountains. As she looked behind for the others, her long, black plait flicked like a snake at her back. She covered her head with her gloved hands as the mouth in the mountain spewed dust and rocks and millions of years of history across the remote, uninviting slopes…Only humans could have created the beauty of the caves and only humans could have destroyed them.”

Character descriptions like this reminded me of Dickens:

“He pulled back his hood to reveal hair like black feathers styled by his pillow, a youthful complexion with rosy cheeks like fresh slap marks and a small mole between his bottom lip and strong, square jawline.”

“All his life he had thought of the Earth as nothing more than the ground beneath his feet. He never imagined ancient cities below, or the tons of rock and dirt that has been laid down through the ages like the pages of a book holding the records of a forgotten history.”

I didn’t want this novel to end. I wanted it to go on with all the theories of the world, making me wonder about what we like to call the truth. But the ending was absolutely perfect and the epilogue really made me smile. Recommended to anyone who loves to wonder about the world.

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Has Been

It moves along pretty well and doesn't bore

2015年5月13日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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Kind of an entertaining book. It moves along pretty well and doesn't bore.

The problem is that I would keep trying to suspend my disbelief for the purpose of enjoying the book and then the author puts in something which is just glaringly scientifically and historically incorrect - and unnecessarily so. It was jarring.

OK, I can handle that a time or two, but it kept happening over, and over, and over. It was the kind of thing that made me want to offer my services as a scientific adviser/editor just to clean up some of those things.

Understand, I can handle and enjoy a story which weaves together stuff that I know is wrong if it just avoids some of the simple and glaring errors which aren't really subject to dispute. Shucks, I can remember really enjoying a small-circulation publication decades ago which I enjoyed called the Ooparchist - and which touched on some of the same subject matter. I would probably subscribe to it today if it had not gone out of print decades ago.

Overall rather fun and nicely paced with rather problematic character developments, odd sidelining of characters, and glaring errors in assessment of artifacts and science. If you don't know much about Physics, Archeology, etc. and you are good at suspending your disbelief - this could be a rollicking good book.

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C.Stastny Books

Murder and Intrigue and Planets on a Collision course with Earth...oh my!

2013年4月15日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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Very fast-paced intense thriller. Premise-- The ancients were very advanced, maybe even more than us, and certain modern entities will go to any length--even murder--to keep that knowledge from the world in general. Luke, a 17-year-old loner, is swirled into the chaotic mess of ancient legends and archaeological inconsistencies when he and his friend map out a new planet, Eris, that is headed in a collision course with our solar system. But that knowledge is dangerous, as Luke finds out when his best friend commits `suicide,' He doesn't believe it for a minute, and takes off running. Murder follows in his wake as forces much stronger and powerful than him try to silence him. This book abounded in suspense, intriguing ideas, and a variety of settings as Luke and his new `friends' race for their life to discover what the ancients were trying to tell them long ago.

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