Title: For Cayce fans only
Product review: Boy, do I ever regret not reading the reviews before buying this book. I have an abiding interest in the Trojan War, ancient history in general, and Homer as literature, myth, and possible fact. This was not the book for readers like me.It reviews the events of the Illiadm but intersperses them equally with "insights" from the psychic Edgar Cayce. If you like and believe Cayce, I suppose, this book could be interesting, but if you're merely a Homer/Trojan War buff, it's worthless and infuriating. The author has Cayce telling several people they are the re-incarnations of Trojan war soldiers, and even negates Homer, by saying things like Hector was in fact a brutal dictator, something I defy any textual confirmation for.There are lots of different kinds of readers out there, but if you are interested in the Trojan War as history, literature, or archeology, this is not your book. It's silly.
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