This book uses the premise of David Icke that our human world is controlled by an alien species of Reptilians. The Reptilians could easily be replaced by an evil elite of humans, other aliens, or even the Devil. The first six short chapters recount events in the Garden of Eden through an incarnation of main character John Barrett. John plays a role in the fall of humans from paradise to virtual farm animals of the Reptilians. He comes back in the early twenty first century in an attempt to rectify things. John and his aging rock star father lead a populist revolution against the corrupt and failing human government. Circumstances then become even more dire as an even worse group of aliens wishes to take control of the humans and John has to rely on Reptilians to help save their food supply. Two peaceful and benevolent aliens from Plejara come to Earth on a field trip to witness the historical drama play out. The story moves back and forth between Utopian visions and Dystopian nightmares, between the physical and spiritual worlds, between the duality of human nature. John continues his work from the other side by leading an army of advanced souls to blanket and heal the human world. Even after success looks to be in hand, new problems arise from the intelligence of machines humans have built to save them. Cherished belief systems are attacked in this book and the beginnings of a new spirituality is delivered.