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When Professors James Flanagan and Thomas Nellings from Brooklyn College of Natural History embark on a trip to Kentucky to inspect recently discovered artifacts in Mammoth Cave, they expect to find typical North American remains. But from the moment they inspect the artifacts, they know their lives have changed forever.

The first indication of anything unusual is the discovery of cuneiform hieroglyphics—the earliest form of writing dating back 6,000 years in Mesopotamia. It’s a mystery how writing of this kind has found its way to the United States. As Flanagan and Nellings explore deeper into the cavern, the pair discern a unique energy form; this Zero Point Energy could be the Holy Grail to unlimited energy which unscrupulous people would do anything to own. But they are truly shocked when they find an alien spacecraft ensconced deep below the earth.

Their routine investigation quickly turns into a high-stakes adventure that could eliminate humanity’s dependence on fossil fuels. Flanagan and Nellings could lose their lives or usher in a new age of peace and prosperity. But will humanity survive long enough to make the transition?

William James, in his Zero Point - Power of the gods has taken what in hindsight might be viewed as a logical if not obvious extension and linked the physics of zero point energy with the power sources of the ancient gods, aka the Anunnaki. Admittedly, Mr. James presents the connection as "an adventure series which focuses on the unlimited potentials of Zero Point Energy and the ancient gods of civilizations long past." The fact remains, however, that one can learn far more history from historical novels than from so-called non-fiction, the latter being merely a limited interpretation of the facts with said interpretation being constrained by being forced to adhere to mainstream, traditional interpretations. The wealth of Mr. James' efforts derives furthermore from connecting physics and history in such a manner so as to give greater credibility to both. A notable bonus is the fact that Mr. James' writings can also "stir the reader’s imagination to consider the possibilities of this fantastic energy source."