The Meridian Files — Book One

They hid it in the water. 14,000 years later, someone found it.

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The Nan Madol Codex — Reid Harlan
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A 14,000-year-old blueprint.
Six hidden sites. One organization that will do anything
to bury them.

Former French intelligence officer Marc Renard didn't go looking for a conspiracy.

He went looking for a pattern — a mathematical lattice encoded not in stone, but in the water channels of Nan Madol, a 92-island complex in the Pacific that no one has ever been able to fully explain.

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He found one.

It isn't a monument. It isn't a temple. It's an address book.

Six coordinates across three continents — and one pointing deep into the asteroid belt.

The ancient builders already faced the extinction-level crisis threatening humanity today. They left a blueprint. And a shadow organization that has suppressed discoveries like this for two centuries is running out of patience.

The Nan Madol Codex is the first book in The Meridian Files — a science thriller series grounded in real science, real archaeology, and a mathematical anomaly the experts haven't explained yet.

Every structural detail about Nan Madol is drawn from published research.

The mathematical pattern is fiction.
The magnetic anomaly is not.

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Reid Harlan writes thrillers that start with a real question.

What if Nan Madol wasn't just a ruin?

That question drove two years of research into archaeology, underwater surveying, and the actual published literature on Pacific megalithic construction — before a single chapter was written.

Reid Harlan lives in Europe. The Nan Madol Codex is his first novel.

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