The Kindle edition of a book that explains a new theory of evolution and human origins will be free from Amazon for five days, beginning September 19.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, USA, September 17, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Kindle edition of a book that explains a new theory of evolution and human origins will be free from Amazon for five days, beginning September 19.

Richmond, VA—Amazon will offer the Kindle edition free beginning September 19 and continuing through the 23rd of a new title from The Oaklea Press that draws upon research findings by the Division of Perceptual Studies at the University of Virginia Medical School to explain how Homo sapiens and individual humans alive today came to be. Entitled "Who You Are and How You Came to Be," the book’s URL on Amazon where it came be obtained at no cost on those days is:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074YCYVTD

Stephen Hawley Martin, the author, said, “This book turns a tenet of modern science on its head. However, based on what has been determined at UVA—that the brain does not create consciousness but in effect is a wireless receiver that captures consciousness and integrates with the body—there is no other logical explanation I can see. I challenge scientists and interested parties everywhere to read the book and to come forth with a better explanation if they can, and it won’t cost them a cent to do so.”

Martin, who can be reached through his website, went on to say that his theory explains much more than how humans evolved, including why some feel they were born the wrong sex, why child prodigies and others with amazing talents exist, and why some may suffer from irrational fears and phobias.

The Kindle edition of "Who You Are and How You Came to Be" will retail for $4.99 and the trade paperback edition, which is distributed by CreateSpace, for $9.95.

The Oaklea Press was founded in 1995 and publishes primarily business management titles, body mind & spirit, self-help, and inspirational books. Martin is the author of well over a dozen books and the winner of a number of national book awards for his work.

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