The only future that can be predicted with 100 percent certainty is one that can be calculated mathematically--for example, the orbit of a comet. Adam is unknowingly selected on a short list for relocation by aliens, as part of a grand plan to save the Earth's species from certain extinction in the coming global catastrophe. Download this FREE e-Book today!
The only future that can be predicted with 100 percent certainty is one that can be calculated mathematically--for example, the orbit of a comet. Adam is unknowingly selected on a short list for relocation by aliens, as part of a grand plan to save the Earth's species from certain extinction in the coming global catastrophe. Download this FREE e-Book today!
Really great book! (And finally, there is a sequel) Some say they didn't like the writing style, but I thought it was okay. But I'm always more interested in the story anyway - and this story IS very interesting - something different from the norm. [just as a side info: The formatting of the Kindle-version on Amazon is totally messed up. I would've bought it over there, but the free sample I sent to my Kindle looked the same as the preview... i.e. unreadable. The formatting of the epub version I downloaded on foboko, however, looked great as do the html and pdf versions on this site here...]
excellent read, surfing and sex go hand in hand and always have (at least in Oz), along with the wackie weed, but then I grew up in this era so saw it all, nice to see someone throw all the truths into a fit of fiction
The drugs and sex was a little too weird at times, the hang gliding and surfing was interesting, the sci-fi was actually interesting. It was not a solid up or down.
I enjoyed the read, the descriptions of the surfing and hangliding was interesting for a non surfer. Obviously something the author enjoys to do himself...as to the Sci-fi parts I feel some of it was over the top like the desciption of how Zeke discovered the measurements of the grill...the way some characters get vanished out of the story left me a bit dissapointed, it felt like the author was trying to finish the book and didn't know how to get to the end fast enough...but then reading is a personal thing and all of this is my own humble opinion! I'll come back for more in the future from this author.
i liked the scope of the story premise. being a bit older i lived through some of the same times as the development f hang-gliding and i was interested in the levels of learning involved with trying to emulate the flight of birds. The teser-act gizmo was fun and the tongue in cheek of taking a mild ride that didn't end was a side-slip that left some room for further development. I like the building of everyday activity and the settings of tropic indulgence and was gad to see how living life is more important if you pursue dreams rather than assets and the imbalance of security
A very nice book to read, though it's too long. The author did a very good job. It was a bit confusing at first, but later I could put it down. Some sections were unnecessary like Adam's notes covering several pages. In general, its a great book for reading.
The story line developed into an interesting adventure that made it difficult to put down. A really good book that I would recommend. It is difficult at first to get into the story but as you read on it really is a good story. The way it ends, I wonder if there is a sequel.
It's like being stuck in a car on a long road trip back in the 70's and having to listen to a pothead ramble on about their mundane life. Having to listen to a lecture on tooth care to an old lady is an example of how this book is in general. Yes if you read this book you have to read about tooth care to a patient with bleeding gums.
Too much mysticism fantasy in this to the point where the science fiction side becomes a gimmick. Probably would appeal best to surfer hipster types, not pure sci-fi enthusiasts.
It was good, but very long and drawn out. Seemed like more of a plain for the writer to get his own personal philosophies across. The end was sufficient, but left you wondering what will happen. The synopsis didn't really give an accurate depiction of the book. There is very little extra-terrestrial events that happen. I think it was just a lot longer than it should have been, but still a good read!!!
Even ignoring all of the typing errors, grammar errors, punctuation errors, missing words, and repeated words--there were a LOT of errors in just the first few pages--I just couldn't get into it. The groups of sentences and paragraphs made so little sense, I'm not even sure it classifies as a story, and if it had a plot, it didn't feel like it was going anywhere. It started off mildly interesting and slightly well-written, and quickly went down hill from there. I lost the will to force myself through it after about ten pages, gave up on it, and decided to warn future readers about it.
Well... I'm a boy from the area, and era. Dr John describes those times like I was there in his book. Found it a terrific read, you could say a bit of a Gas!. I would suggest that Dr John would have found the comment from Looloo a bit of a hoot. Not that I would suggest that of Dr John...not for one moment!
Watch out folks! This is pretty 'out-there' stuff. If you can endure the proselytizing and pseudo-science drivel there is actually a halfway decent tale buried in this tomb that may read-worthy to some.
This book is both uplifting and exciting. The concepts and ideas were new to me and very interesting to dwell on and assimilate. I hope there is more to come from this author. Thank you for a beautiful book :)
The year is 34 AD. While Jesus is taken to Calvary to be crucified, in the desert nearby a spaceship descends from the skies and the occupant approaches Joseph of Arimathaea and gives him a cylinder in which he is to collect and keep the blood of Jesus. Joseph believes that it is an angel of God, and does as he is told. He collects the blood of Jesus and hides the cylinder inside the chalice which...
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Jesus The Extraterrestrial Trilogy (Vol. I - Origins)
By: Leo Mark
The year is 34 AD. While Jesus is taken to Calvary to be crucified, in the desert nearby a spaceship descends from the skies and the occupant approaches Joseph of Arimathaea and gives him a cylinder in which he is to collect and keep the blood of Jesus. Joseph believes that it is an angel of God, and does as he is told. He collects the blood of Jesus and hides the cylinder inside the chalice which...
Clippings
By: Harvey Watson
Clippings is intended to be a fun and interesting read that does not take itself too seriously. It spans the life of Donald Rivers, an ordinary man who befalls some extraordinary circumstances. I have written in epistolary format, picking out key newspaper articles, emails and text messages relating to his life. I have deliberately left out Donald’s thoughts and opinions; in effect this story...