Robin’s Review of The Prophet Paradox
10 December, 2022
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The Prophet Paradox
by Danny Tuttle
The Prophet Paradox By Danny Tuttle Biblical scholar Anne Hart is lost. Again. In a rural Egyptian village, she tries to save a woman from a public lashing ordered by a local sharia tribunal of elders.
The police chief orders Anne to be abandoned in the Qattara Depression, the worst hell hole in the Sahara Desert. With no food or water and weeks of desert in every direction, Anne makes a discovery that can change the world. But will she survive? Physicist Max Moore detects a burst of elementary particles and makes a startling prediction. Now he can't escape his fate. Is anyone free? Or do we see only what we want to see? And than how can love be stronger than destiny?
Robin's Review: The plot is interesting and complex. The characters are well written, fully imagined, and relatable. The author does a fantastic job of exploring the world through their eyes. Anne Hart was banished to the Middle Eastern desert by the police. Just when she is about to give up 2 strangers save her. Soon after, Anne realizes that she looks just like the woman on the Sobekneferu’s mural which turns out to be the daughter of Isis. The trouble then begins for Anne, who makes a world-changing discovery. Now people are after her and want to silence her. We go on a fast paced and mysterious adventure to far off places and through texts that touch on topics like a missing poem, old churches, a pilgrimage-gone-wrong, Bible verses, dreams, and a supernova. It was my pleasure to receive a free copy of this book but that does not in any way affect my opinions in this review of this entertaining story.
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