The Tutankhamun Prophesies

This is the most appalling book I have ever read that mentions Freemasonry. It contains the most cock-eyed, convoluted, and mixture of old and debunked ideas about Freemasonry and ancient civilizations tossed in for effect. This kind of writing about the past is more about the author’s ego than historical accuracy. It falls into the category of pseudo-history and pseudo-archaeology. This book’s only saving grace, and it is NOT one provided by the author, and it is this: the paramount example, so far, of POPULAR history taken to extreme lengths that not even Dan Brown could make into a novel. The cover should carry a health warning: “Freemasons - reading this book could seriously damage your mental health.” You have been warned!