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The Book of Love (Magdalene Line Trilogy #2)

Kathleen McGowan

Hardcover | Pages: 528 pages

Rating: 3.98 | 3048 Users | 310 Reviews

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Original Title:	The Book of Love (Magdalene Line trilogy, #2)
ISBN:	0743299973 (ISBN13: 9780743299978)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Magdalene Line Trilogy #2
Characters:	Maureen Paschal, Berenger Sinclair, Matilda of Canossa, Tamara Wisdom

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I just read alot of the reviews. Seems to me that there are two camps; one which is severely disappointed by it being a "rip-off" of DaVinci Code. Gosh!, aren't people who write historical fiction allowed to use the same historical thread for a platform?
Others, like myself really enjoyed it because it is fun to simply think about things. History is always written by the victors, but as near as we can tell, it is "factual" that the Church did cherry pick from the myriad of written biblical records to produce "the Word of God".
So we have a choice; we can either complain because we simply would rather complain rather than consider possibilities OR we can read it and wonder if anything in it resounds within our lives.
For the complainers, go watch TV where "reality" takes place. For the others, take a look at other books that go more deeply into the Kinghts Templar, or Sacred Architechture. For the brave, read the Church excluded writings found in the Nag Hamadi collection or the Dead Sea Scrolls. (The Essene Gospels, The Gospels of Thomas, or the Gospel of Mary and yes, there is actually one!)

For those with a brain to think, let them think!

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Title	:	The Book of Love (Magdalene Line Trilogy #2)
Author	:	Kathleen McGowan
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 528 pages
Published	:	March 10th 2009 by Touchstone (first published February 1st 2009)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction. Mystery. Religion

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I just read alot of the reviews. Seems to me that there are two camps; one which is severely disappointed by it being a "rip-off" of DaVinci Code. Gosh!, aren't people who write historical fiction allowed to use the same historical thread for a platform?Others, like myself really enjoyed it because it is fun to simply think about things. History is always written by the victors, but as near as we can tell, it is "factual" that the Church did cherry pick from the myriad of written biblical

For over 2,000 years we've been led to believe that Jesus wrote nothing and that all of the New Testament was written by others. Not only written by others but in many cases hundreds of years later or also by people who didn't ever meet the man.As much as I would like to think that all of Christianity would welcome the writings of Jesus I am pretty sure that they'd be hidden. So many things have been "changed" along the way for political or financial gain."The Book of Love", is another wonderful

What to say about this book. First, I have ambivalent feelings toward it. For the first 75 - 100 pages, I felt the writing was stilted and forced and that I was being patronized by the author. I understood in the author's The Expected One, the first in the trilogy, that it was necessary to have the characters explain historical facts in order for the reader to be aware of the all the references and innuendos, etc. Critics panned Brown's Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons for doing this, but

At first I thought this was an overly religious unimaginative attempt to capitalize on the Dan Brown Craze. Then the more I read, the more I understood that the author actually believed everything she was writing was true (or mostly true). I'm not sure exactly what to think about the plot now, it's a lot to consider and I don't have the evidence to be able to weigh. I did find the delivery corny, at times like a romance novel. I'm pretty sure I read "she had to catch her breath because it was so

The Book of Love by Kathleen McGowan is the second book in The Magdalene Line trilogy. The first book in the trilogy, The Expected One, focused on Maureen Paschals adventure to discover the lost Gospel of Mary Magdalene and growing realization she is an Expected One. The Book of Love begins as Maureen is on her book tour.**********From the book Jacket: Fresh from her successful hunt for the long-hidden scrolls written by Mary Magdalene, journalist Maureen Paschal receives a strange package in

A book in the style of The DaVinci Code but lacking successful building of tension and plot. The first 1/3 of the book constantly mentions the previous book in repetitive and boring ways. The author could have left out those trite ovations to her previous work and the plot might have progressed faster.I stuck with it to see if there was anything original in the revelations about the idea that Mary Magdalene and Jesus were married and had children, but if you've read the Da Vinci Code, you've

I thought the first volume was a cheap imitation of Dan Brown's DaVinci Code - this one is even worse.I was hoping for something fresh especailly after the author contacted me on GOODREADS to promote her new book after I didn't like the first one.I wanted to like it - I really did. But...it just didn't do it for me.