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, Kate Sheridan visits Switzerland with her husband, where she expects to purchase the estate of a German art collector.
But before Kate can complete the transaction, they are drawn into a thousand-year-old web of conspiracy and intrigue that begins and ends with the mystery of Sophia--and all the powerful forces who share the objective of protecting their patriarchies from a divinely feminine truth.
About the Author Lewis Perdue is the author of 15 books, 10 of them novels, with total sales of more than 2.
5 million copies.
His non-fiction book on wine and health, The French Paradox has sold more than 50, 000 copies.
He lives in Sonoma, California.
