Lighthouse Prometheus

As The World Teeters On The Edge Of A New Dark Age Abyss One Man Dares Illuminate What Lies Beneath

Billionaire Michael Solaryn, owner of Hyperion Optics, has created a world altering technology he has code named, “Prometheus.” He plans to install his invention on his own specially designed lighting towers around the globe. But first he must shakedown his prototype. Solaryn and his leaders establish a grueling seven-day testing schedule and choose as test site a derelict lighthouse along the Northern California coast near the town of Camelot

Camelot, hailed by the press as “America's First Holy City,” is co-governed by conservative Reverend Martin Papen and postmodern liberal Mayor Dalton Fuchs. When a mysterious illness breaks out in the town during Solaryn's tests, its leaders blame him and his device.

With the future of his company hanging in the balance—as magnates of the world's largest shipping concerns nervously fidget awaiting results, with competitors hot on his heels and hundreds of millions of dollars in play—Michael Solaryn must succeed in his tests of Prometheus while dealing with the corrupt tyranny of a town thrown back into the Dark Ages, its leaders intent upon destroying his invention and having him and his VP of R&D, the woman he loves, thrown in prison.

Or killed.

He has seven days.

· Rejected by over 65 literary agents and 13 publishers

· Too provocative I was told—to both the traditional and the postmodern

· Now you, the reader, can decide for yourself