Lyda: A Quest to Find Her Anunnaki
Ancestors. Robert E. Bonson. XLibris.
October 2014. 268 pp. paperback and e-book. ASIN #: B00P0LMYK8.
Lyda is a young, 30 year-old
woman whose haunting dreams have led her to believe that she is the descendant
of the ancient Anunnaki people, a group of extraterrestrial beings who came to
Earth with a well-defined mission. They
would experiment with DNA and actually be responsible for creating men and
women, servants who would be able to provide the mine materials the Anunnaki needed
on their home planet. But things go awry
in this process and the Anunnaki historically create a flood that destroys most
of Earth’s inhabitants at the time. Now Lyda is seeking to discover her
background which involves a secret Amulet with supernatural powers from the Anunnaki.
She engages the help of an
investigative author, Russell, and his fiancé Carol; a man, Fenton
Stonefeather, who has the power to visualize places and objects from far away
just by sitting near an envelope with minimal details about the condition in
question; a clairvoyant, Clarene Davis; a former detective, Jim Menard; and the
couple Alden and Jocelyn, who host this large group who will each contribute
something to Lyda’s quest.
Now begins the battle, for
there are warring divisions within the Anunnaki. Two in particular want to find the Amulet and
keep it from Lyda; these two have different reasons having to do with the Earth’s
over-population and depletion of resources.
One will bring hope but the other unmitigated disaster!
Lyda… is
a detailed read that also includes geography and history of the Mesopotamian
area of the Middle East as well as the famous Epic of Gilgamesh. To a large extent it’s based on Sumerian clay
tablets that reveal secrets of the Anunnaki.
The essence of the story raises the question of whether or not this
super-race of beings from another planet left behind a segment of humans
specifically created to carry out Anunnaki plans for the planet and what may be
the consequences if these plans fail.
Lyda
is fascinating reading, especially for those who enjoy
paranormal stories! Nicely done, R. Bonson!
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