Title: Not what it purports to be
Product review: This book is not what it purports to be. It is supposed to be a grimoire of necromancy, but instead it is a grimoire of spells to help you get better grades on your chemistry test, help the love of your life (even if they don't love you) have affection for you, and other such typical "safe" spells. How do these things happen? Well, you pray - for that's what is, you're not reciting spells, you're praying - to ancient Sumerian gods. I could easily write a book that did all the same things, and used many interesting and mystifying symbols and letters, by using the languages and alphabets that Tolkien created for Middle Earth. Seriously.If you want to do better on your chemistry test - study harder. If you want the girl you adore to love you - be a better person. Don't look to this to help, because it won't. The ancient Sumerian gods are no more real than the gods Tolkien wrote of in The Silmarillion.
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