Shadows Of The Anunnaki Time Rewound

What would happen if one piece of the past were changed? Would it alter your life? Your children's lives? Or would it go far beyond anything you might imagine? For Nasdatal, changing one event in his past changed everything for all time - his son's life, their host planet's destiny and the fate of a people not even yet conceived...humans. This final installment of the Shadows of the Annunaki trilogy, Time Rewound, unfolds across time, space and universes as Enmarsikil, Nasdatal's son, and Astara, his beloved, seek a different fate, not only for themselves, but for a world they've never seen and a people they can only dream of.

Shadows of the Anunnaki, inspired by the writings of Zechariah Sitchin, concerns the ancient astronauts, the Anunnaki or gods of old, from the planet Nibiru. The novel brings to light another group of beings the gods brought with them. To Earthlings the Alad Udug Lama were shadowy beings who accompanied the Anunnaki and dispensed good fortune. But who were they really? Why were they created? And what was their secret mission here on Earth? In this first book of the Shadows trilogy, these beings step out of the mists of time into a historical fantasy filled with political intrigue, adventure and romance.

From the dark shadows of Neptune and Pluto, suddenly, an unknown planet emerges, which, after a cycle lasting thousands of years, has returned to our solar system and is visible from Earth as a small star. With her arrival, Nibiru, as the ancients in pre-historic times called her, brings a horror that will afflict the earthlings as, never before. Those, whom our ancestors considered gods, have returned to reclaim their legacy. No weapon can withstand this invasion, which is not of a material nature and will mercilessly strike the non-physical part of man - his soul! An American scholar, specialized in ancient languages, discovers an obscure inscription and image on a clay tablet from ancient Sumer, where mention is made of the return of the gods, who existed at the very beginning of humanity. This discovery opens his eyes to the indescribable terrifying truths, leading to an on madness bordering awareness that takes its toll and leads to his death. His son, aided by a wise Indian shaman, begins an almost impossible battle against unknown, sinister, threatening powers that attack humanity at its core. Thousands of humans are being evicted from their corporeal body. When these completely unknown entities approach the inhabitants of the White House and attack the president, one fears the worst. A possible salvation of mankind is hidden in mysterious images and petroglyphs on the Gateway of the Sun in Tiwanaku, Bolivia. A journey, full of strange and terrifying events, leads the two men to bewildering, unfathomable answers to questions far beyond their intellect. In Siloam Springs, a small town in the United States, a fierce battle takes place, in which a little boy with incredible psychic powers, hopefully, can turn the tide, provided that both men could wrest the truth from the darkness of oblivion: the unknown past of mankind.... Roué Hupsel enjoys a great reputation as a creator of radio shows in Suriname, South America. In 2002 he began writing short stories. Since then, he has won several literary prizes. In 2004 his debut thriller BLINDE MUREN (BLIND WALLS) was published, for which he received the prestigious SCHADUWPRIJS 2005 for the most exciting debut thriller in the Dutch language, by the Society of Dutch Crime Authors. In 2005 the dark thriller ZWARTE MAGIE (BLACK MAGIC) was published. In 2007 he returned with the eco-thriller and bestseller DE GROENE OORLOG (THE GREEN WAR). Roué published many short stories in Suriname, The Netherlands, Belgium, the Caribbean and South Africa. Roué Hupsel is a member of the Society of Dutch Crime Authors and Writers' Group 77.

The human Race is at war with the Vicious Dalki and when they needed help more than ever, THEY started to come forward. Humans who had hidden in the shadows for hundreds of years, people with abilities. Some chose to share their knowledge to the rest of the world in hopes of winning the war, while others kept their abilities to themselves. Quinn had lost everything to the war, his home, his family and the only thing he had inherited was a crummy old book that he couldn’t even open. But when the book had finally opened, Quinn was granted a system and his whole life was turned around. He completed quest after quest and became more powerful, until one day the system gave him a quest he wasn’t sure he could complete. "It is time to feed!" "You must drink human blood within 24 hours" "Your HP will continue to decrease until the task has been completed" More info, visit: https://www.webnovel.com/

Earthbound is the 2nd book in the Shadows of the Anunnaki trilogy. Based on the works of Zechariah Sitchin, it's not your standard history of Earth as Janice Dietert weaves her saga of early humans, the Anunnaki, multi-dimensional beings and the myserious "Shadow" people called the Guardians and Masters. Sift through the planes with Enmarsikil and Teacher looking for options to save the Earth and her people. Race against time with Ki to destroy an evil multi-dimensional race. Dive in with Astara as she discovers that Earth's alien past points towards her improbable future.

Cut class.Kick ass. Save the frigging world.When college sophomore Dan Marshall's life morphs into a hybrid of Penn State and a homebrew tabletop RPG adventure, he grabs his talking two-handed sword and hits campus, seeking gold, girls, and glory.But even with two beautiful bad-ass women at his side, how can a low-level barbarian survive when he's pitted against a fraternity of gnolls, a dungeon full of nightmares, and an apocalyptic death cult bent on destroying the whole world?Warning: Dan the Barbarian is an over-the-top adventure novel intended for readers 18 and older. It includes explicit sex, graphic violence, a harem of gorgeous ass-kicking girls, and a foul-mouthed two-handed sword. Read at your own risk.

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