DNA of the Gods: The Anunnaki Creation of Eve and the Alien Battle for Humanity

DNA of the GODS has certainly opened my eyes. The Anunnaki were indeed an incredible species; what with their advanced technological achievements and of course - our creation, it makes me wonder as to what else is out there we don't know or are not being told about. The overall book was well written and easy to digest, however there is one small niggle I couldn't help but notice. It seems as though Chris Hardy has taken the books of Zecharia Sitchin and re-hashed them without doing some actual archaeology of her own. It is, to all intent and purposes, all 7 books of Zecharias creation series compounded into one book. Although having said this I am grateful she has; it has made sense and brought to bare the realities of how we came into existence. An compelling and interesting read.

This book is a must read for any one who has ever questioned organized religion,the bible and patriarchal society. The whole "Adam and Eve" true story was a revelation to me. I saw the title on a list of recommended books on the Wake Up World website in an article about humanity and consciousness raising. Personally I think it should be compulsory reading in High Schools in our present world of religious intolerance and extremism. I am very glad I downloaded it.

Very plausible and interesting...

This has opened my mind to a completely different look on the one ... however. I know that Jesus is real... and he does heal people.... miricals do happen. ... I will certainly study these facts... and look Into our history.... Why don't they teach this in school's...?.

interesting although very little original material, but a gret read for those not familiar with the theory.

Parts where the author summarises the Sumerian tablets are so confusing that it is frustrating to read. It would have been really helpful if she'd done a genealogy tree with the names of all the participants outlined in Sumerian, Ancient Egyprian and Greek. Parts where the author describes her own experiences and findings are brilliant.

This is the best book ever!!!!!!

Interesting, although the idiosyncratic use of transatlantic English makes it difficult to follow at times. The reader also needs a degree of familiarity with the genre to understand some of the conclusions reached, however, the book has encouraged me to further study of this subject and the Sumerian clay tablets in general.