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Adventure - The story is told through six energetic college students and a shape shifting Alien.

Connected To The Stars -

“Connected To The Stars" is a story of the Earth and its people that has been denied, forbidden at times, and lost to modern generations.

The story is told through six energetic college students and a shape shifting Alien. The students are taken into mysteries about the Earth. Mysteries are revealed about dinosaurs, the sphinx, pyramids, and other artifacts from every country.

Stories about the lost history of Atlantis, Lamuria, and the biblical flood are placed in the chronology of events. Stories include the different ancient Alien races that helped to evolve humans, and then mixed with the races thus making us decedents of these beings.

Through action, intrigue, adventures, and misadventures, these young adults are led into the mysteries about our planet. Finally they are invited on a trip to other planets. This trip removes all doubt about the truth of what they have learned, and creates an unexpected continuation of the story.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 14, 2013
I would hate to be “decedent” of alien beings. Because it means that I'd be dead!

Ron

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