Early Reviewers

“I should have assumed with parents known to the world as Mary Magdalene and Jesus Christ, I would be different.”

Sara is a swaddled babe in a hammock in Jerusalem 34 AD. The child of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, she is extraordinary in that she time travels forward into people's bodies. She seeks to control her ability in hope of rescuing a young Cathar girl from the 13th century massacre at Montségur. Through this (almost true) tale of death and destiny and soul's purpose, we join Sara as she journeys from Jerusalem to Egypt to Crete and finally France. Merging history, folklore of the Languedoc, Greek mythology and imagination, this (almost true) tale of death, destiny and soul's purpose offers a compelling expose of spirituality and its mysteries.

As our histories become unstuck, the patterns of power through religion are shifting, making way for new narratives. This book is part of this process.