Brighton Publ. releases “Revisiting Armageddon: Asteroids in the Gulf of Mexico” by Ray Covill

Jan. 29, 2014 - PRLog -- MESA (AZ)—Brighton Publishing LLC is pleased to announce the print release of author Ray Covill’s latest work, “Revisiting Armageddon: Asteroids in the Gulf of Mexico.” Author and researcher Ray Covill delves into the enigmatic mysteries surrounding earth’s constantly changing evolution—a fascinating work of scientific excellence. Revisiting Armageddon: Asteroids in the Gulf of Mexicois currently distributed in print through Ingram, the world’s largest book distributor, and is available in both print and eBook format from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other leading book retailers worldwide. All Brighton Publishing titles are also available worldwide via the Espresso Book Machine.

Over seven millennia ago a massive asteroid fell to earth, embedding itself deep in the earth’s molten core near the Gulf Coast region. Since that catastrophic event, the planet’s landscape has been forever altered—remaining in a constant state of flux.

From tsunamis to earthquakes, from hurricanes to tornadoes—humanity has witnessed a host of devastating, wide-ranging natural disasters—all of which derive from a single, cataclysmic event.

The asteroid’s sudden impact would send a 3,000-mile-long wall of water charging eastward with incredibly destructive force—covering the entire Mediterranean region with flood waters.

Mr. Covill’s practical conclusions help make sense of a number of modern-day mysteries and legends…

Secrets of the Bermuda Triangle
How the Great Sphinx Was Damaged
When, Where, and How Noah Built His Ark
The Size, Location, and Fate of the Fabled City of Atlantis
…and much more

“Using his vast library of both knowledge and wisdom, author Ray Covill unveils a credible account of earth’s often misunderstood past, and the abundance of changes that continue to transform our planet today,” said Kathie McGuire, director of Brighton Publishing LLC. Revisiting Armageddon: Asteroids in the Gulf of Mexico reaches the pinnacle in geological, geographical, and historical study—a thought-provoking journey through our planet’s ever-evolving past, and its unforeseen and volatile future.”

Born and raised in the Fairhaven/New Bedford area of Massachusetts, author Ray Covill was raised with an understanding and respect for nature and the beautiful planet on which we live. Many of his days are spent birding, boating, or simply enjoying the outdoors with the company of his wife. Together, they have made extensive travels to both North and Central America and are continually asking themselves the difficult questions that drive humanity to greater heights.