When the birds fly south

About this book

In a world marked by the tensions of the mid-20th century, "When the Birds Fly South" by Stanton A. Coblentz invites readers into a gripping narrative of exploration and intrigue. As Dan Prescott embarks on a geological expedition, he confronts the haunting mysteries of the Mountain of Vanished Men in Afghanistan, where the echoes of lost civilizations resonate. This novel intricately weaves themes of isolation and the quest for knowledge, compelling readers to ponder the nature of discovery and the shadows of history. Ideal for students of literature and history enthusiasts alike, Coblentz's work challenges perceptions of adventure and the human spirit's resilience. Dive into this captivating tale that blends fiction with the allure of the unknown.

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