"An enormous snow-covered mountain has appear ed in the Pacific Ocean. No one knows when exactly it showed up\, precisel y how big it might be\, or how to explain its existence. When Harold Tunmo re\, a scientist of mysterious phenomena\, is contacted by a shadowy organ ization to help investigate\, he has no idea what he is getting into as he and his team set out for the mountain.
\nThe higher Harold&rsquo\;s team ascends\, the less things make sense. Time moves differently\, turni ng minutes into hours\, and hours into days. Amid the whipping cold of hig her elevation\, the climbers&rsquo\; limbs numb and memories of their live s before the mountain begin to fade. Paranoia quickly turns to violence am ong the crew\, and slithering\, ancient creatures pursue them in the snow. Still\, as the dangers increase\, the mystery of the mountain compels the m to its peak\, where they are certain they will find their answers. Have they stumbled upon the greatest scientific discovery known to man or the s eeds of their own demise?
\nFramed by the discovery of Harold Tunmor e&rsquo\;s unsent letters to his family and the chilling and provocative s tory they tell\, Ascension considers the limitations of science and faith and examines both the beautiful and the unsettling sides of human nature."
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