NASA scientist Christina Whiting has spent her career trusting what can be measured, tested, and proven. But when she detects an unexplained planetary resonance, the data leads somewhere no conventional scientific model can explain.

Similar anomalies begin appearing at ancient sites across the world—from Giza and Göbekli Tepe to Sacsayhuamán and Antarctica. As Christina connects with an international team of scientists, a startling pattern emerges. These monuments may not be isolated remnants of humanity’s distant past. They may be components of an ancient planetary network, constructed by civilizations far older and more sophisticated than accepted history allows.

Then the Earth begins to change.

As planetary instability intensifies, Christina and her colleagues race to understand who created the network, why it exists, and whether it can still perform the function for which it was designed. Their investigation forces them to confront a possibility that could transform everything humanity believes about civilization, evolution, and its relationship with the planet.

Blending real science, archaeology, ancient mysteries, and speculative possibilities, The Source is a science and archaeological thriller about discovery on a global scale—and the unsettling possibility that Earth remembers a history humanity has forgotten.