The Fifth Gospel : A Novel (CD-Audio)

from mckait

The Fifth Gospel, the second novel written by Ian Caldwell is an immense book. Full disclosure, i am fascinated by any book that involves the Vatican. I have no explanation for this, it's just the way it is. I have to review this book. It's part of the agreement, that if i select a Vine offering,...

from drawoh2014

The story of the Shroud of Turin has been known for centuries and many Christians and Orthodox Christians believe the image it bears is that of Jesus of Nazareth. In spite of radio carbon dating of the burial shroud to the middle ages the belief endures that the negative-type image is a proof of ...

from BrendaKlaassen

I had read some early reviews of this book and they really made me want to read the book right away. I was in the mood for an adventure and that is exactly what this book delivered. My heart went out to motherless, Peter. I had not unraveled the whole murder until the author revealed it. This boo...

from ChristineEllei

From the "Historical Note" at the beginning of the book ..."Two Thousand Years ago, a pair of brothers set out from the Holy Land to spread the Christian gospel. Saint Peter traveled to Rome, becoming the symbolic founder of Western Christianity. His brother, Saint Andrew, traveled to Greece, bec...

from tuckerresearch

After reading the Caldwell and Thomason book The Rule of Four a few years back ($3 in a clearance bin, good deal!), I liked the fact that someone could write a "thiller" novel with actual intellectual heft and relatable characters. (You know, not the silliness of a Brownian "Professor of 'Symbolo...