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Joshua Schembri joshuaschembri — This was an interesting piece of historical fiction that was accurate at times, and shockingly assuming at others. The author spent many years studying Roman history, which gave the story an authentic feeling when temples, gods, politics, residences, and travel are described. The story begins with Claudia as a child, goes up to the time when she meets Pontius Pilate, and describes her marriage and life with him. She suffers incredible loss throughout her life (as a character in this story, since she is only mentioned once in the Bible and we have no idea how she lived). She meets Mary Magdalene along the way and the two become friends. This is where the story gets a little disturbing. Having read into the myth of modern day opinions that are not based on fact, the author has Mary and Jesus marry each other, which is where she lost me. I mean come on here, can't we just develop the story around what we know to be true of Roman history? No. Apparently not. So Jesus is crucified after Pilate faces that awful decision to crucify him or have an uncontrollable mob on his hands. The circumstance of Claudia's input and how it came about is intriguing to read because it brings the actual story to life just a little more. However, I have such a hard time when authors take liberty with scripture that I hold to be true. All in all, an interesting story from a historical perspective, with lots of romance and drama, but seriously lacking in substance and facts.

Andrea Lecca andrealecca — One of my favorite books. This is fairly short and can probably be read in a few hours.

Loredana Ardissone _oredana_rdissone — Totally horrible. The first book I ever returned.