The Ark of IZANNA

by Eugene R. Grace


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 7/03/2011

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 175
ISBN : 9781456864286
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 175
ISBN : 9781456864293
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 175
ISBN : 9781456864309

About the Book

A million years ago, in Mars, there was a genius couple who discovered their planet would meet its ultimate demise very soon. They concocted, with the help of their government, a final rocket with a man and woman on board who could bear the rigors of being the first people on a planet that can also support civilization – Earth. Meanwhile, some modern-day anthropologists who were commissioned to find evidence to oppose Darwin’s “Origin of the Species” found what they were looking for – a scroll providing absolute proof, substantiating the long ago existence of life on Mars and their necessity to inhabit the earth…


About the Author

The co authors of this book, Arthur Grace, (deceased), and brother, Eugene Grace grew up in California. Arthur was in the Army Air Corps in WW II. He was a prisoner of war of the Germans until war’s end. He became an Electrical Engineer, married and had two children. He passed away, January, 1998. He and Brother, Eugene formulated the idea of “The Ark of Izanna” starting in 1996. The story line idea was joint. The technical data was Arthur’s and the verbage was his and Eugene’s combined. After Arthur’s passing, Eugene and his friend Robert Crawford crafted the final version over a period of years. Eugene was in The United States Air Force during the Korean War. He was then a Los Angeles Police Officer while completing university and law school studies. After becoming a lawyer, he wrote mostly legal papers and some short stories, (unpublished). As the exploration of Mars progressed in 2000- 2005, and with reports from the Mars Rover of evidence of water being located on that planet, this book seemed to have a possible life