Book of Yeshua by Francis Chapman
Thriller
 

The dual time-line conspiracy thriller that will make you question everything

Did you ever ponder the sheer absurdity of the story told in the New Testament? That humanity’s redemption lay in the execution of God’s only son?’

Elliot Ambrose is one of the few souls on Earth who knows the truth about Yeshua of Nazareth. His determination to expose this truth throws him into conflict with an ancient and powerful foe, who will stop at nothing to protect their secrets. Elliot must undertake a violent journey, and a war started in Judea two thousand years ago culminates in a final battle in the twenty-first century.

This dark, gripping, dual time-line conspiracy thriller will appeal to fans of Dan Brown, S. J Parris, and Raymond Khoury.

5 out of 5 fairies
 
Book of Yeshua is a page-turning read. A compelling storyline with well-developed characters that span thousands of years. Think Dan Brown-esque thriller, but with a unique story line. This book made Yeshua (aka Jesus as many would know him today) seem more real than he ever has to me. While there are plenty edge-of-your seats moments, there are also times that make you think. The villains seem so human, not these larger-than-life pillars of evil. The god in the form of man perfectly encapsulates both. Highly recommend if you’re into thrillers with a religious undertone.
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About the Author:Francis Chapman was born in 1988 in Portsmouth, England. However, that would not have been his first choice of birthplace, and you certainly shouldn’t hold that against him.

He currently lives in Surrey, with his partner (and editor), three children, and a menagerie of badly behaved animals (six cats, three chickens, and a tortoise). He has had many jobs, including being a bartender, a copywriter, a magazine editor, and a Historic Property Steward at Stone Henge.

Francis studied Philosophy, which he greatly enjoyed, but he is most passionate about his writing. Most of his ideas come to him in the shower, or whilst walking his daughters to school.

During those brief moments when Francis isn’t writing, reading, or attempting to parent his children, he enjoys American football, learning Japanese, and is more than a little bit obsessed with the American reality TV show Survivor.