Two stars for its comedic paranoid ramblings. Sitchin's translations of the Sumerian clay tablets have opened the way for a more plausible creation theory that sparked interest in many folks to reread the Bible with a new perspective. This book incorporates much of the ancient Sumerians' cosmology with a decidedly fundamentalist Christian perspective to give a very unusual theory. For example, the author reveals the God of the Old Testament Bible to be Nannar-Sin with Marduk as the "anti-christ" who plans, with the assistance of Saddam Hussein, to ressurect King Nebuchadnezzar in the final days. She also reveals, "Those who die receive eternal life on (planet) Nibiru." The notions here are entertainingly wacky but much is written here to polarize and promote unhealthy paranoia. Worth reading just to get a glimpse of a new type of religious nut we may all have to contend with.