The whole series 4 books in 1!
In this book we get to know J'Ska, the Admiral of the Alien fleet. We follow the development from the early 1500s until today. The first part of the series explain the birth of mankind, and tell you the story reflecting Genesis, the Akkadians and Annunakis. The author have used real Akkadian words to give a deeper feeling of genuinity. In the end of the series, we learn that the peaceful aliens can turn vicious if feeling threatened, and suddenly earth is in grave danger! The series is written through several perspectives, and have a red line of morale as we get to deep dive into the minds of both aliens and humans. Parts of the entire story is philosophy as well as authentic historical events. As the tension builds up, we learn more and more about the aliens superior technology in a way that has never been written before.The series reminds us of Star Wars, of the old TV-series "V" Created by Kenneth Johnson. With Jane Badler, June Chadwick, Jennifer Cooke, and Robert Englund. Christine has a special gift of giving the aliens life and a voice that is believable and authentic. The details in the book is mindblowing: "Ok sorry, I will get to the point! -I feel K'Taurus watching me from a distance, while I enter the research part of the ship. I always enter from here. Behind me just a little to the right, there is a small shuttle area with one mini-vessel that belongs to the bridge or research facility and an empty dock for a small battleship cruiser that is mostly used by K'Taurus. Men and women aren't mixed on the Jenna ships, to see them interact with each other and their daily life, we have to go all the way back to the left from where I enter and to the "pod".
It is like a super-mall with apartments and stores and all necessities in a society, wrapped around the energy source. The Jenna ships just dock to the pods, like vessels docking to small islands! You have to see it to fully understand the size of it all. In front of me as I enter, I see the research lab and the "sick bay" or health center. One entire deck for just this and the part that I am glaring at right now is the sliding laboratories. Imagine an enormous disc with 24 small and open laboratories that you can turn 360 degrees horizontally, back and forth." The series is very exiting to read, and every now and then the serious conversations turn, and makes us laugh out loud: "I know this sounds very confusing, anyway, becoming a general which is the hi