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Title: Gods of the Dawn: The Message of the Pyramids and the True Stargate Mystery by Peter Lemesurier ISBN: 0-7225-3549-X Publisher: Thorsons Pub Pub. Date: September, 1998 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $24.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3 (4 reviews)

Rating: 2
Summary: *RIPOFF!* *cough cough*
Comment: How the author wrote this book:

* Hmm. I want to write an Egyption-alien-thing book but don't know where to start. Need source material. * Search TV/Movie: Stargate * Find: Stargate, Stargate SG-1 * Wow, this is good stuff. Not just alter the script.. throw in metapsychical... ah, yes, take some from other books.. PERFECT!

Notably the poor person who wrote this book was trying to buy all the SG-1 books. :P So if your an SG-1 fan looking for a good laugh, you might just be the unintended target audience.

Rating: 2
Summary: Out of this world?????
Comment: This book reads more like a sci fi novel than, a non fiction book! The author's conclusion, is based purely on speculation of forthcomming events, and the whole narrative felt reminiscent of Aurthur C Clark's 2001 series!

If you believe in prophesy, and for seeing the future, then this is a book for you!

Rating: 5
Summary: New idea
Comment: Since we don't know what really happend, I think that all ideas are valid and that new ideas create thought. We do not need evidence that this is true, just the same with god. We have no hard evidence that there is a god. I respect the very few of us that question, think, and formulate our OWN opinions not based on popular beliefs.