Isabelle Morton
The Capstone Decisionby Isabelle Morton
Copyright © 2009
Science Fiction/Adventure
Trade paperback 355 pages
8-1/2" x 5-1/2"
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"A breathtaking tale of adventure and exploration. The Capstone Decision is a richly woven tapestry of ancient mysteries and its impact on humanity today. Can one woman save a planet? Can one man live up to the sacred trust given him? Isabelle Morton captures the intense emotions of characters driven by a destiny that brings them together in one exciting time and place. A haunting masterpiece!"
--Susan Hanniford Crowley,
author of "Ladyknight" in
SPELLS OF WONDER,
edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley
Contents
Part One - The Key
Egypt; Connecticut
August, 25 years ago
Part Two - The Capstone
Andrews Air Force Base; Connecticut; Egypt; Antarctica
January 22; September 6th - 14th
Part Three - The Atlantean Pyramid
Connecticut; Andrews AFB; Hawaii; New Zealand; Antarctica
September 15th - 18th
Part Four - Power Unleashed
Antarctica; Connecticut; Egypt
September 18th
What does the Key to
the Capstone Look Like?
I began writing The Capstone Decision in 1995, and by 2004 I had a good idea what the key to the capstone looked like. Also about that time, I felt it prudent to start sketching ideas for the sequel to make sure The Capstone Decision’s plot was headed in the right direction. One of the alternative/new science topics I wanted to include in the sequel was crop circles.
In June of 2004, on a trip to Maine, I began collecting books on the topic. Sometime in July, I began researching crop circles on the Internet. To my absolute surprise, a circle had appeared in Alton Priors, Wiltshire, England, the night of June 19-20th, 2004. This crop circle looked more like the key than the image I had envisioned!
Clearly it was Daria’s key, manifested in whatever mystical way crop circles appear.
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