The Bloodline and the Jinn

Unlike normal biographies, I'm fascinated by this one's extraordinary. It's a chronicle that records twenty-five generations of Robert's lineages. Using several firsthand witnesses' words, it takes us through eight hundred years of history, exposing bits of their experiences. For example, we will learn about the cruelty of World War I in the story of Robert's father.....By Sou Hi OnlineBookClub.org

Following the Normans' conquest at the Battle of Hastings in 1066, the man who will become Robert's 22nd Great Grandfather (born in 1207) became Henry III, King of England and Lord of Ireland. He was the first of six kings in his direct Bloodline, followed by Nobility and Royalty, skilled professional men and women, and American Colony landowners.

The book would not have been feasible if not for Robert's years in Saudi Arabia. While working for the US Federal Government, he was given an ancient parchment by an old Bedouin in the Saudi Desert (Rub' al Khali, The Empty Quarter). He told Robert that it was written with the help of the Jinn and could enable his consciousness to jump back in time and learn the truth about his tribe. "But be careful; you cannot trust the Jinn. They are not your friends."

All the names and dates in the book and Robert's ancestry are authentic and well documented. However, the Jinn and all information found with their help is another story. Remember, "you cannot trust the Jinn."