The Luciean's Quest for Earth-"The Legend of Man"

About the Book

This book is based upon the old saying that “there's nothing that's new under the sun.” However, the book gives the phrase a lot more meaning as it takes you back to a time before present man's comprehension.

There we find a very highly advanced civilization whose citizens are just beginning to learn the power of the knowledge they possess. The many advancements achieved by use of their genius proved them to be the most intelligent race ever known. It was this in fact, which marked the beginning of their demise, as the use of this knowledge divided their people. Some of them truly believed the achievements proved them to be gods.

The very determined differences in this belief of their destiny escalated and led to many thousands of years of war. This devastating battle waged for godism left the opposing forces extinct.

These people now profoundly wish to bring this destructive force to earth for her rule. The inhabitants who survive this desolation will become dedicated worshippers of the self-proclaimed gods, or perish. Even though these advanced beings are sure to succeed, there is a chosen group of people given the power to prevent this take over.

The book also has the one God concept that there is only one God that is worshipped by all in the universe. On two of the sister galaxy planets, the people continue to speak addressing each other as “thee” and “thou.”

About the Author

John Wims and Jerry Stewart were both born in Pontiac, Michigan. John was born April 27, 1949 and Jerry on December 20, 1957. Both attended the Pontiac Public School system, John graduating in 1968 and Jerry in 1975. John served in the United States military and served one year in Viet Nam from 1970-1971.