Title: Very weak, to say the least.
Product review: Thomas Mails is one of the best authors about Native Americans ever. His Mystic Warriors of The Plains, Dancing in The Paths of The Ancestors and both Fools Crow books were all masterful. But this book is by far his worst. I really had to force myself to read this book to the end. If I had to use one word to describe it: vague. All information about the Hopi and their prophecy's take up the space of about 30 pages. The remaining space is filled with the author's vague ramblings.I was amazed that a man of Mails' intelligence could believe that the end of times is near and that only the Hopi and like-minded individuals will "board the ark". A good book about the Hopi and their prophecies would be more than welcome, but instead of treating the subject critically he lets the Hopi prophecies cloud his common sense. This book is a waste of time and money.
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