Radu Cinamar is a Romanian author and a very mysterious figure who was chosen by the head of Department Zero, the most secretive department of the Romanian government's intelligence network to write about what was found from the secret excavations beneath the Romanian Sphinx in 2003. He was subsequently recruited to work for Department Zero and has worked there for several years. Radu has four books about his various experiences.

Peter Moon is an American publisher who has edited the English versions of Radu's work and maintains a correspondence with him and several other Romanians. Peter is also the author and publisher of the Montauk Project books series which brought him to the attention of the Romanians.

In 2003, a remarkable archaeological discovery was made under an ancient sphinx in the Bucegi Mountains near the border of Transylvania. Through satellite technology, the Pentagon detected a mysterious sealed chamber beneath the sphinx. Through the highest levels of Freemasonry, the Pentagon secured an alliance with the most secret department of the Romanian Intelligence Service. Together, the Romanians and the Americans utilized the Pentagon's secret technology to penetrate this chamber. "Transylvanian Sunrise" is the real life story of Radu Cinamar who had the opportunity to visit this secret site and witnessed a holographic Hall of Records left by an advanced civilization and three mysterious tunnels leading deep into the bowels of the Inner Earth. "Transylvanian Sunrise" chronicles the political intrigue surrounding the discovery of these modern day artifacts and gives a concise and coherent description of them, the prospect of which represents the dawn of a new era for Mankind.