It's the third part of the lesser known history of humanity, marking the end of an eye-opening trilogy unless John sells the rights to Disney, who will then revive the series, but do so in a way that will almost mirror the original trilogy in a frustratingly subtle way because original concepts and creativity don't exist in today's world. There are more stories of strange wars, interesting killers, and baffling conspiracies to uncover thanks to Big Curriculum taking these stories out of the history books in an attempt to keep you in the dark as to what's really been going on the past several centuries. Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, John finds a way to make it happen. This book, like the others, is probably best kept away from your children, but within reach from where you sit on the toilet.
