Is Myrtle Villa Publishing’s Latest Release the Most Controversial Novel of 2009?

Reading, United Kingdom, August 03, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Mr. Hunter commented recently: “Without giving too much away the plot is based on an archaeological discovery made in the early part of the 20th century, in Turkey: the remains of a gigantic nautical vessel. Naturally there was a huge cover-up, but not until now has the extent of that cover up been made known. Yes, the novel is fictional, but its bedrock is set firmly upon a real event in world history. And yes, I’d be most interested in hearing what certain media-friendly, evolution-championing scientific minds have to say regarding the extraordinary contents of the vessel. No doubt they’ll try to explain it away, but the truth is the truth, whichever way you look at it.”

‘The Trespass’ is sure to add fuel to the already volcanic discussions regarding man’s origins and the creation of the world. But it has to be said that the novel is hugely entertaining. It has been described as a ‘tour de force’, ‘a classic page-turner’, and ‘essential holiday reading’.

Scott Hunter will be appearing at various book-signings over the holiday period. See local press and the author’s website for details.

The ‘Trespass’ is available via Myrtle Villa Publishing from Amazon.com, Waterstone’s, WH Smith, Blackwell’s and all good bookstores. ISBN-13: 978-0956151001

Scott Hunter is a sprightly 52 and lives in Berkshire with his wife, his two youngest children and a hyperactive Cocker Spaniel pup named Archie. His website can be found at http://www.scott-hunter.net

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