VENA: In Search of Nefertiti

Rating:
Summary: A Dig I Dug
Review: Fantasy/science fiction is not a genre I usually choose to read. But inadvertently becoming involved in "Vena: In Search of Nefertiti" proved an enjoyable, thought-provoking, entertaining read. First time author Darrell Walker has a winner here. I look forward to more from him.

Rating:
Summary: A Dig I Dug
Review: Fantasy/science fiction is not a genre I usually choose to read. But inadvertently becoming involved in "Vena: In Search of Nefertiti" proved an enjoyable, thought-provoking, entertaining read. First time author Darrell Walker has a winner here. I look forward to more from him.

Rating:
Summary: A Dig I Dug
Review: Fantasy/science fiction is not a genre I usually choose to read. But inadvertently becoming involved in "Vena: In Search of Nefertiti" proved an enjoyable, thought-provoking, entertaining read. First time author Darrell Walker has a winner here. I look forward to more from him.

Rating:
Summary: VENA's strange adventure
Review: Film directors would be well advised to read this book because it contains a rare commodity--a unique story.

Archaeologists digging in Egypt discover an odd artifact. Vena, the heroine of this strange story is drawn into a bizarre series of events, the consequences of which are tragic. Yet they raise intriguing questions regarding life, consciousness, and sources of ancient spiritual wisdom--the wisdom of the Hebrews and later the Christians.

Whether the reader finds this story fascinating, gruesome, or absurd, it is unlikely to be forgotten soon. The author, Darrell Walker, has clearly done his research in making the events in this book a plausible scenario.

Don Randall

Rating:
Summary: VENA's strange adventure
Review: Film directors would be well advised to read this book because it contains a rare commodity--a unique story.

Archaeologists digging in Egypt discover an odd artifact. Vena, the heroine of this strange story is drawn into a bizarre series of events, the consequences of which are tragic. Yet they raise intriguing questions regarding life, consciousness, and sources of ancient spiritual wisdom--the wisdom of the Hebrews and later the Christians.

Whether the reader finds this story fascinating, gruesome, or absurd, it is unlikely to be forgotten soon. The author, Darrell Walker, has clearly done his research in making the events in this book a plausible scenario.

Don Randall

Rating:
Summary: I couldn't put it down!!
Review: This book has all the topics which I love, suspense, Egyptology, medicine, and fantasy. Not for the squeamish (It'll remind you of Stephen King) but if you like a good story, with lots of twists and turns you'll enjoy this book. It's a tough one to explain in just a few words...the after-life, near-death experiences, curses, intrigue, Nefertiti, medical technology and fantasy, love, spirit...oh, you'll just have to read it!!