Author Description

In this fascinating, provocative saga, The Captain Abb has crafted a mesmerizing interpretation of the origin of humanity. Lucy, an adventurous young woman, is presented with the challenge of living and surviving as one of the first people on Earth. Using practical skills she has learned from her mother and trial and error on her own, she creates a home, raises a family, and gains a solid understanding of the world around her. Later in life, she learns she is to serve as the mother of the entire future human race. Through spiritual dialogues with her mother, Lucy learns of the sources of many societal problems in her future, as well as repeated human achievements and accomplishments that will occur throughout history. Topics such as racial tension and spirituality are addressed and made relevant to the crises our world experiences daily. Maps, illustrations, and diagrams punctuate the different periods in human history and complete the chronicle. A fresh take on the evolution and progress of all life, "My Aint' Lucy" engages the reader's interest from the first page.