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Set against the turbulent times at the end of the last ice age, The Flood recounts an epoch when the glaciers blanketing the northern hemisphere are melting at a catastrophic rate, flooding the lowlands and sending the planet into peril.

Legendary yoga master Utnapishtim has turned legendary drunk, forced to renounce his beliefs under the imperial rule of the Aztlántean Empire. But when he is gifted a vision of the coming apocalypse, he latches onto a spark of hope, one he sees in Arminius, a spear fisherman hiding from a troubled past. The old master takes him on as his disciple and secretly instructs him in the ancient siddhi powers of yoga: walking on water, flying through the air, and moving objects with his mind. He is certain all that stands in the way of a mass extinction is Arminius and his latent powers.

But when Utnapishtim reveals to Arminius the apocalyptic agenda of the Aztlántean elites, Emperor Atlas sentences Arminius to death while his guru is thrown into the gallows. Yet, Arminius escapes and sets out into the raw wilderness of prehistoric North America in an extraordinary journey of survival to save those he loves before their world is destroyed.

Filled with lost civilizations, extinct hominids, extra-terrestrials, and prehistoric megafauna, The Flood is the epic novelization of the great deluge myths found worldwide.