Origins: Discovery is an epic 188,300 word story of love, culture and discovery set during the greatest conflicts in history. The entire novel is written in three Parts, including: Part 1: The Axis Rises Part 2: Defending the Free World; and Part 3: Discovering Humanity. The novel has been written to provide a window to a world few people in the West know about - of villages and people in Asia experiencing the trauma of political change and conflict in the 1930s, but also a world of amazing cultures, music, dance and history. Armenia is an ancient land, the oldest Christian nation, but it has become part of the Soviet Union. To the east, the Japanese, Soviets and Chinese all warily watch each other, while in the birthplace of many religions - India and Nepal - the influence of the British Empire is slowly waning. The novel will take the reader on a journey of discovery to many cultures and peoples. It suggests that the answers to the world's troubles come not from messages of patriotism and nationalism espoused by some leaders, but the realisation that we are from a common origin. It reveals the possibility that our differences are actually our strength, and that the unsung heroes of our society are scientists. Experience an incredible story of self-discovery through the eyes of villagers as they laugh, love and cry; people that will ultimately change the course of history - and provide a lens on why we still have problems in the 21st century between different peoples. Learn about the discovery of a long-hidden treasure that will alter the way we treat each other as humans. Discover our origins... Note: for the print-on-demand version of the novel we have provided a webpage on the website at http: //originsdiscovery.com so the reader can easily access the hyperlinks and see or download the black and white printed images in full colour."