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The Five Greatest Warriors tells the tale of the protagonist Jack West Jr. as he attempts to recreate the ancient Machine, which can help avert the evident worldwide disaster. Summary Of The Book What must be done when the end of the world seems to be drawing near rapidly and the only way to avert this impending disaster is to put together the remains of an ancient machine? The protagonist of this story, Jack West Jr., seeks to find a way to assimilate this machine in an attempt to save humanity from impending doom. Jack West Jr. is an ex-soldier and archaeologist. Written in a captivating way, this book keeps the readers engrossed from start to finish. Jack is entrusted with an ancient text that provides valuable information on the identities of the five warriors whose lives are associated in various ways with this ancient machine. Matthew Reilly has written this book as the third in a series about Jack West Jr. The series has been written along the lines of Indiana Jones, which is a well-known action series. The four warriors are discovered to be Moses, Jesus Christ, Genghis Khan, and Napoleon Bonaparte. However, the archaeologist and his team struggle to discover the identity of the last warrior, who is supposed to be revealed only ‘at the end of all things’. About Matthew Reilly Matthew Reilly is a renowned suspense writer, hailing from Australia, whose literary works have sold more than four million copies around the world. Some of the other books published by Matthew Reilly include Ice Station, Scarecrow and the Army of Thieves, and Seven Ancient Wonders, 7 Deadly Wonders. The books written by the author are marked by their suspense, action, and fast pace, which keep the reader deeply engrossed throughout the book. The author completed his undergraduate degree from St. Aloysius' College, located in Sydney, in the year 1992. Following that, he completed his degree in Law from the University of New South Wales. While studying in university, the author also wrote for the magazine published by the student law society, known as “Poetic Justice”. The author states that he did not like reading books in high school; however, his passion for novels began after he read the books To Kill A Mockingbird and Lord of the Flies. He began writing his debut novel, while completing his degree in Law.