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Daughter of God by Lewis Perdue
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Daughter of God (original 2000; edition 2001)

by Lewis Perdue

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The Vatican has lost its most closely held secret--irrefutable proof of a woman Messiah named Sophia. Born in the Holy Land in 310 AD, Sophia was known for performing healing miracles. Her divinity threatened early Christian dogma and she was executed as a girl by Church authorities. In the present, Zoe Ridgeway, an art broker, visits Switzerland with her husband Seth, where she expects to purchase the estate of a German art collector. But before Zoe can complete the transaction, she and Seth are drawn into a thousand-year-old web of conspiracy, murder and intrigue that begins and ends with the mystery of Sophia--and all the powerful forces who seek to protect their patriarchies from a divinely feminine truth.… (more)
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Title:Daughter of God
Authors:Lewis Perdue
Info:Forge Books (2001), Edition: 1st, Mass Market Paperback, 422 pages
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I vaguely remember this as being another da Vinci Code knockoff, but it wasn't half bad. ( )
  JG_IntrovertedReader | Apr 3, 2013 |
Appearing years before the Da Vinci code, this thriller has a surprising number of concepts that appeared later in Dan Brown's book. ( )
  xianrex | Jun 26, 2006 |
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So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts into wisdom. (Psalm 90:12)
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Zoe Ridgeway smelled it, felt it the instant she crossed the threshold of the imposing Swiss mansion.
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The Vatican has lost its most closely held secret--irrefutable proof of a woman Messiah named Sophia. Born in the Holy Land in 310 AD, Sophia was known for performing healing miracles. Her divinity threatened early Christian dogma and she was executed as a girl by Church authorities. In the present, Zoe Ridgeway, an art broker, visits Switzerland with her husband Seth, where she expects to purchase the estate of a German art collector. But before Zoe can complete the transaction, she and Seth are drawn into a thousand-year-old web of conspiracy, murder and intrigue that begins and ends with the mystery of Sophia--and all the powerful forces who seek to protect their patriarchies from a divinely feminine truth.

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