The House Of The Gods
High above the steamy jungle of the Amazon basin, rise the flat plateaus known as the Tepui, the House of the Gods. Lost worlds of unknown beauty, a naturalistic wonder, each an ecology onto itself, shunned by the local tribes for centuries. The House of the Gods was not made for men. But now, the crew and passengers of a small charter plane are about to find what was hidden for sixty million years. Lost on an island in the clouds 10.000 feet above the jungle, surrounded by dinosaurs, hunted by mysterious mercenaries, the survivors of Sligo Air flight 001 will quickly learn the only rule of life on Earth: Extinction.
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Davide Mana
Davide Mana was born in Turin, Italy, in 1967.
He studied science in Turin, London, Bonn, Urbino.
He served in the Air Force, then got a BS in Geology, and later a PhD in Earth Sciences.
Davide has been a call center operator, language teacher, scarecrow, university researcher, freelance researcher, post-doc course teacher, translator, content crafter, art show coordinator, editor, lecturer, game designer, fantasy writer, teacher of Taoist philosophy, book reviewer, web designer, bicycle repairman, and blogger.

