What if everything you were taught about where humans come from isn't the whole story?

6,000 years ago, the Sumerians didn't write myths. They kept records. While modern history dismisses their accounts of 'beings from the stars' as metaphor, the raw data of their sudden technological explosion suggests a different story.

They described beings from another world who arrived on Earth, built the first cities and created humanity itself through genetic engineering. They named them, recorded their disagreements, and explained exactly why we were made.

This book tells that story, drawing on the clay tablets, the stone carvings, and the work of serious researchers who spent decades translating them. It asks the question that schools and churches were never designed to answer:

JJ Aldren investigates the mandatory question: What if they were telling the truth?