When a cave man saves a bear cub by bringing him to his village, a tangled
web of stories unfolds in parallel. A keen archaeologist is studying artifacts
that seem to hold clues to a great human mystery.
Who were there before us?
Can wars be stopped?
Do deities have free will?
Could time itself keep answers?
Uldis Miķelsons was born in a small Latvian town of Aizpute. As a child, he was exposed to farming in his grandparents’ farm. His first education was in programming. After military service as a Morse code radio operator, he entered the Latvian Police Academy. After graduating, he worked as an investigator and later as a teacher as well as researcher at the police academy. He earned PhD in forensic science, published several books in the criminalistics, including on computer crime investigation, polygraph examination, drug crimes, forensic hypnosis, and more. He also worked for a long time in the counterintelligence service. He is currently a forensic expert and provides his services to Latvian law enforcement agencies. In his spare time, he practices and teaches martial arts and works in his park, where he has planted over a thousand trees and cares for the biodiversity of the meadows. Marks on Forest Stones is his first book in English.
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