Antarctica Wasn’t Always Frozen — And History Knows It
Antarctica is supposed to be simple. A frozen wasteland. Uninhabitable. Untouched by ancient civilization. But history doesn’t agree. Ancient maps — some drawn centuries before Antarctica was officially discovered — depict land masses shockingly similar to its coastline. The Piri Reis map. The Orontius Finaeus map. Cartography that shouldn’t exist. How could ancient civilizations chart a continent buried under miles of ice? That question became the spark behind Legend . In the opening pages of the novel LEGEND a mysterious vessel docks in Alexandria in 20 B.C. — carrying scrolls, coordinates, and a map that should not exist. A map showing land beyond the known world. A chain of islands stretching toward Antarctica. And then… the ship vanishes. For two thousand years, the secret waits. Until Dr. Calvin Prentice uncovers it. Legend explores a chilling possibility: What if Antarctica wasn’t always frozen? What if something ancient still lies beneath the ice? And what if powerf...