Land Of The Giants | M. E. Nevill

Mary Lynn Bennett unknowingly carries the DNA of an ancient civilization, but has learned to cope with the oddities the genome put upon her. She inherited the rarity from her mother who lost a child because of it, or so everyone thinks. If navigating life wasn’t difficult enough, her mother insists she keep the peculiarities to herself. Because of her mother’s encouragement and the loyalty of her best friend Harry, she managed to graduate from rebellious teenager to gifted nurse. Mary Lynn is devasted when her mother is kidnapped and presumed killed. Making matters worse, her father and brother leave her alone to deal with the aftermath on her own. When Mary Lynn is kidnapped, Harry joins an FBI agent, hoping certain clues left behind will lead them to her whereabouts.

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Blurb 1: "M.E. Nevill has done it again. Her remarkable book kept this reader entranced until the final page was turned. Nevill is somehow able to weave a narrative of a complex story into a most readable and most enjoyable journey, a journey of life and learning and of passages. Everyone looking for a book to read over and over again, with each reading uncovering new layers of the story, only has to turn to Nevill's works. I eagerly look forward to reading her next book." . . . Michael D. Wynne, Author and Historian.. . . .
Blurb 2: "I am so impressed with the creativity and attention to detail that went into this novel. And such an imagination to come up with Bigfoot being part of an ancient race that found refuge with the Buddhist monks in Bhutan. I especially enjoyed reading about life in the monastery and how many of the teachings of Buddhism was woven into the story. The book has something for everyone: mystery, adventure, mysticism, detective work, military action, romance, and interesting cultural details." . . . Marie Jeannine Coreil, PhD, Author, Social and Behavioral Foundations of Public Health