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    Amazons (Book 1): Nadine's Bible

    By T Lindsey-Billingsley

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    There's a popular saying that men are from Mars and women are from Venus. In this pseudo-science fiction reimagining of the Anunnaki myth, nothing could be farther from the truth.
    The Great Mother created the perfect woman in Her image on Venus, and the Great Father created a perfect man in His image on Mars. When the Great Father and Mother began feuding over their creations... a Gender War began that would alter the galaxy, and all life within it, forever!
    Regardless of who won the war, the new generation of Gods and Goddesses, led by the Adam and the Eve, would eventually separate themselves, taking rule of Venus and Mars- biding their time to conquer the Earth and it's new lifeforms in the name of their mighty Creator Parents.
    In the meantime, both sides are forming alliances with that of savage, cold-blooded extraterrestrial species, and desperate human factions, that are power hungry and starving to join the Intergalactic Council.
    There is unrest in the Cosmos, as since the day mankind was formed. Unlikely heroes will rise to calm the storm- led by a earthly heroine with a mysterious and questionable past.
    But, with such relentless and unforgiving forces in play, it isn't likely things will end peaceful... for Earth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherT Lindsey-Billingsley
    Release dateApr 23, 2017
    ISBN9781370587247
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    T Lindsey-Billingsley

    "I am a science-fiction enthusiastic, and a bit of a conspiracy theorist. I wouldn’t call myself fanatical, but rather enthralled by sci-fi and its plausibility." -T. Lindsey-BillingsleyPlease Go To:https://www.amazon.com/T-Lindsey-Billingsley/e/B01L63LJ6I

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