Margaret Gumm and the Song of Solomon

Aiden Johnson graduated high school at fourteen, finished college at eighteen, and was lecturing college classes by twenty. Catering to a needy girlfriend and two sisters he wishes he could ignore is not how the brilliant young historian envisioned his life. And now thanks to his parents' mysterious demise, he has a new burden: saving the world.After a strange invitation leads him to his parents' hometown, Aiden experiences memories of a life he never knew. But before he can uncover the truth, his parents' mysterious past catches up to Aiden and his sisters. Mochtier Mackleford, the man who murdered his mother and has revolutionary ideas for the world, attacks the Johnson family again and gives Aiden an ultimatum: return the item called the Song of Solomon to him, or watch his sister suffer the same fate as his parents.But what the Song of Solomon is and why Mackleford wants it isn't important to Aiden, only saving his sister matters. That is until Aiden and his sisters are crisscrossing the globe, confronting Mackleford's "Goons" at every turn, along with an assortment of villains, mercenaries, and his parents' own friends, who may not be trustworthy. The closer Aiden gets to finding the Song of Solomon and unraveling the meaning of his mysterious memories, the more he discovers how deep his parents' secrets go, and how he may be the final hope standing between humanity and Mackleford's unimaginable designs for the world. But locating the Song of Solomon isn't Aiden's biggest problem. Because even if he does, he must make a decision: Who will he save: his sister, or the world?