Review: Fire of the Sun

Fire of the Sun by Simon Laffy
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A young student nurse in a Virginia hospital in 1977 strikes up a friendship with an older patient, a cancer sufferer. As their friendly discourse continues, she discovers his identity: Dr. Wernher von Braun, famous both as a Nazi rocket scientist, and as one of the NASA scientists responsible for the Apollo Missions. Also unfolded is the secretive Nazi drive to acquire evidence of the Aryan "race's" heavenly descent (like the emperors and pharaohs of many ancient civilizations, considered to be Divine). The Nazis also sought advanced alien technology. Dr. Braun had believed himself to be directly guided by a higher level entity since childhood, and reveals theories that rival, perhaps exceed, those of "Ancient Astronauts."

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