The Girl in the Desert: Book I in the Science of God & Gods of Science

History is written by the victor. So, would it surprise you to learn the most misogynistic institution the world has ever known was actually founded by a woman? Unfortunately, not even the Holy Spirit was enough to shield Mary Magdalene from the relentless pursuit of power by men like Simon Peter and Paul of Tarsus. Her role in the ministry of Christ was soon eclipsed but not forgotten. Unbeknownst to the Church, her progeny have preserved her legacy for more than two thousand years. Our quest for the Holy Grail begins in 1187. Saladin’s Muslim army is gobbling up Crusader Kingdoms like an insatiable cloud of locusts. Only Jerusalem still flies the banner of Christ and Prince Geoffrey Plantagenet must defend his faith’s most revered shrine—the Holy Sepulcher—if he’s to shed the stigma of his bastard birth. But Stefan d’Agenais, his closest companion, and Outremer’s last remaining Knights Templar, has other priorities. Armed with an ancient Arab codex, the mysterious Jewish girl they rescued in the desert has opened Stefan’s eyes—and heart—and sent the Englishmen on a perilous journey beneath the Temple Mount to a subterranean world where air and light are more precious than gold. Men and dreams will die, kingdoms will be shattered, and the Vatican’s stranglehold on Christianity will hang precariously in the balance.
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Author/Artist:Knezha, Daniel
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