Fate or free will? This is a theory which has plagued the mind of man since the dawn of his time. Long ago, in an age when man was beginning his destiny, six people stood atop a mountain. Their purpose was to enter the cavern before them and find an ancient prize sealed within its rocky embrace. Little did they know that this prize was greater than they could have ever imagined. Their actions throughout this endeavor would prove to have a profound consequence for the human race, a consequence so great that even biblical scriptures have ignored them.

Now, in our modern day, one nurse, Evelyn Bryce, is about to stumble upon this divine truth. Through her actions and the actions of those around her, she begins to suspect that all things are not what they appear to be and a strong force, as old as man himself, holds the answer to his origins.

End's Beginning is a novel of the past and present that links humanity to the divine. Biblical history has taught us how we came to be. Science has provided an alternate explanation. What if the answer of how man has come to be lies in both evolution and an unwritten scripture?

Fate or free will? This is a theory which has plagued the mind of man since the dawn of his time. Long ago, in an age when man was beginning his destiny, six people stood atop a mountain. Their purpose was to enter the cavern before them and find an ancient prize sealed within its rocky embrace. Little did they know that this prize was greater than they could have ever imagined. Their actions throughout this endeavor would prove to have a profound consequence for the human race, a consequence so great that even biblical scriptures have ignored them.

Now, in our modern day, one nurse, Evelyn Bryce, is about to stumble upon this divine truth. Through her actions and the actions of those around her, she begins to suspect that all things are not what they appear to be and a strong force, as old as man himself, holds the answer to his origins.

End's Beginning is a novel of the past and present that links humanity to the divine. Biblical history has taught us how we came to be. Science has provided an alternate explanation. What if the answer of how man has come to be lies in both evolution and an unwritten scripture?