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In Lew Hollander's newest book 'And Chocolate Shall Lead Us' he sheds light on an amazing discover buries buried deep in an Antarctic ice shelf. A University research team uncovered one of the greatest discoveries of all time. As the world is paralyzed with fearful excitement, one lead scientist Lars Anderson knows the discovery can mean the difference between the survival or destruction of the planet. As scientists get closer, the government is monitoring their progress to unearthing the message this discovery will bring. While the world holds its breath as a seemingly impossible truth is…mehr

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In Lew Hollander's newest book 'And Chocolate Shall Lead Us' he sheds light on an amazing discover buries buried deep in an Antarctic ice shelf. A University research team uncovered one of the greatest discoveries of all time. As the world is paralyzed with fearful excitement, one lead scientist Lars Anderson knows the discovery can mean the difference between the survival or destruction of the planet. As scientists get closer, the government is monitoring their progress to unearthing the message this discovery will bring. While the world holds its breath as a seemingly impossible truth is uncovered. The message is linked to a paralleled past and catches a foreboding glimpse of fate that humanity will soon realize this new discovery holds their only hope to change the future and save society from self-destruction.
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Autorenporträt
Lew Hollander is a scientist, a husband, a father, and an endurance athlete. Lew is a condensed matter physicist with many patents and publications. He is a three-time "Who's Who" Guinness Book of World Records, a Naval Officer, and an atomic bomb tester. He has been inducted into the American Endurance Riding Conference HALL OF FAME and is a seven-time World Age Group Triathlon Champion and a 23-time Hawaii Ironman finisher.