Do You Like Religious Fiction?

 It can be very close to the truth!

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Next to SciFi (a subject I was strongly interested in - until the genre seems to have died down), Religious Fiction is another great favorite of mine.

For many, this interest may have started (and could have ended) via Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code. The Edition most people bought was probably this (or similar).

But my love for Religious Fiction is also associated with my love for Art (as well as the interest in the stranger things being represented in it).

So I had this edition. And I'd strongly suggest that those of you who have read the first one should really go out and buy this edition, anyway.

It has the Art mentioned in the book and gives you the same pieces as you read the text. As an example here are two artworks that you read about in the book and you don't have to 'Google' them to find out what they are.

The Isaac Newton Monument

The Last Supper (Detail)

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Isn't that brilliant?

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The next 2 books that I wanted you to read were by Scott Adams. Yes. He's the Hilarious Man that does lovely Dilbert stuff :) Have you seen his work? Here is one of his Dilbert books. But I digress …

Well these are the two Religious Fiction books that he wrote. They are a Series of Two Books and you need to get both to really enjoy them.

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And, finally, another book.

This one should be delightful for many of my readers.

Specially the Muslim ones,

though all others will love them, too,

as it was for them that the book was written.

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Would love to see your comments.