Mountains, Mists and Myths

Mountains, Mists and Myths by Edward Killian, published by Trafford Publishing in September 2014, is a work of fiction that explores a future Earth ravaged by climate change. The narrative follows Jon Strider, a disgraced retired officer of the United World Government, who reluctantly becomes the sole representative of the UWG on an unknown planet. As a college professor, Jon is drawn into a world filled with ancient Celtic mythological beings and creatures, where magic prevails over modern science, challenging his understanding of loyalty and duty.

Readers will find that the story intricately weaves elements of historical fiction with themes of mythology and discovery. As Jon navigates the complexities of his mission on No Name Planet, he faces unexpected dilemmas that force him to reconsider his allegiance to Earth. The book delves into the interplay between ancient myths and contemporary issues, presenting a unique perspective on the consequences of climate change and the allure of a world steeped in magic. With 324 pages, this edition invites readers to engage with a narrative that blends the fantastical with the realities of a devastated future.