Title: Truly awful
Product review: Wooden characters, action and violence seems to be thrown in just to meet a formula rather than for any good reason, and the most predictable romance imaginable. But the worst thing is the pretense of scientific truth. To have presumable scientists swallow their fellow characters' pronouncements as if hearing awesome discoveries, fully proved, is ludicrous. Like everyone else wanting to believe this nonsense about alien visitors in prehistoric times, Becker is selective in the facts he presents and the links between them, ignoring all the facts that don't support his premise. He might as well have thrown in a little spontaneous human combustion on the side. (And for all I know, he did. I usually finish books I start, even the bad ones, but I just couldn't stick with this until the end.)
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