After The
Cross
Mike Lynch; Brandon BarrEllechor Publishing House LLC
June 1 2011
Historical Fiction; Christian Fiction
5 Stars
After The Cross
is one of those novels that are hard to put down once you start reading. A
novel that is full of greed, deceit, murder and jealousy along with political
ambitions.
Synopsis:
The novel follows an archeological
team as they are excavating the sight of the old Constantinople Library in Istanbul,
Turkey. When thieves are killed as they tried to smuggle out a box they discover
something that is about to change the lives of many- a map to the crucifixion
cross. Does the cross still exist? Where
has it been for the past 2000 years? When the financer of the project heard
about this he wanted the search for the cross stopped while others wanted to continue.
As a team is compiled to check the manuscript to make sure it’s genuine, there
are those who have been paid to prove it false. Now the real story begins.
I really enjoyed the historical part of the novel along with the present.
The characters are very easy to become connected with and the actual book makes
you feel as if you are over there with them searching. When you start reading
you will soon find your own faith growing stronger. There was one passage in
the book that really stood out to me through the whole time they were searching.
When an old priest told them “the cross is nothing but wood, what matters is
the blood that was on that wood”. If you are looking for a book to read that
has a lot of action and intrigue along with a suspenseful nature that is cleanly
written then grab a copy of After the Cross. I have just given you a little
taste of what this novel is about. It delivers one powerful message along with
the suspense. Recommended









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