Graham Hancock discusses new evidence for an ancient lost civilization and the disaster that led to its end. Better than I thought it would be. This new book does not re-hash information discussed in detail in previous books, but includes mostly new information with references to his old books if y...
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Very disappointed in this recommendation. Features prehistoric hominids speaking in modern slang and clueless heroines amazed at simple deductions.There isn't a single person in the whole universe who has time for this garbage.
I'm really not sure what kind of story he was trying for here. Two women, one from the Neolithic and one from modern America have to fight a great evil together, linked by astral travels and the great earth spirit. Hancock uses his theories liberally throughout the book and I can see where some of...
A very intriguing tale but the format was very disjointed. I know he was telling two tale that come together, but it falls a little short with the abrupt changes in POV. I enjoyed it, but I am very glad that I bought it on sale and did not pay the full price. It was advertised when Hancock did a ...
An entertaining book, although I don't think it's for the intent that the authors meant. I found it amusing simply due to the lack of a founded argument. There are distinct reasons the erosion on the Sphinx is there, and it isn't water. The inclusion of astrology in the authors' argument was absolut...
Graham Hancock is one of my all-time favourite authors. His books are so thoughtfully written, they lead you through his (real life) adventures exploring the most amazing places and monuments on the planet, which I shall probably never get to see in person and lead you on a journey of questions, to...
blurbification - Time is not what it seems...When a drug overdose causes Leoni, a troubled teen from twenty-first-century Los Angeles, to have a near-death experience, her soul is lifted from the modern world and flung into a parallel time 24,000 years in the past. There her fate becomes entangled w...
Took me a while as it was too interesting just to skim. Well worth the time spent. The planning and laying out of the city of Paris and how the ideas spread to US via Brotherhoods
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