Rise of the Ancients - Annuna

By JC De La Torre
Published by DLT Atlantis Publishing
$0.99 Rating: 1 star1 star
(2.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Nov. 04, 2009
Words: 77,214 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452393193


Description

The latest two books of the Rise of the Ancients series combined into one action packed novel. Book II picks up where Ancient Rising left off, with Dan Ryan and company racing the gods to a secret location that holds the key to saving the world. Finally, in BOOK III Ryan must go through Heaven and Hell to convince the Annuna to join in a climactic battle with humanity hanging in the balance

Tags

angels, god, fantasy, science fiction, demons, action adventure, atlantis, greek gods, ancient astronauts

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Review by: Carol on Sep. 29, 2011 : star star
The second of the series, it does not make sense unless you have read the first book. This volume contains a lot of historical background which interrupts the action for long segments. The quick pace of action and dialogue which kept the first volume moving are not evident in this volume.
(reviewed long after purchase)

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