Welcome to Litsy!

I must have liked it as I was unable to put it down today.
Kept my attention high with all that physics, that preparation and especially during the part where one meets old acquaintances with the search for contradictions.
The “middle part” in Israel didn‘t convince me. Necessary but hasty.

Again it‘s the end that adds value to the story. Cleverly made without taking sides.

As I learned: Re-reading the end of „Das Jesus-Video” might help, still.

When I began this I was uncertain if it would have been better to re-read the last, dunno, 100 pages of „Das Jesus-Video“ to better remember the plot and to remember the characters. Which I only thought of but then didn‘t do. But up to now – around hour 3 – it turns out to not have been necessary. 😅

I like it so far. It keeps me intrigued with all the information about time travelling and about the lifestyle back when Jesus lived.

For three days I tried to download this audiobook on my mobile phone so that I‘d be able to listen to it on the go.

It took ages _and_ failed every single time. So I had to listen to the radio during my various commutes since Thursday morning. 😟

Now that I am with my significant other I gave the download another try – in less than a minute (‼️‼️) all was downloaded and playing properly. Let‘s hear it for bulky internet connections‼️😃

@Litsy Don‘t you think it‘s weird that your database rates a book with 100 % Pick that up to now nobody has ever posted about – not to talk about reviewed … 😉

But apart from that: Littens, this is the sequel of the 1998 novel “The Jesus-Video”. I really loved that – one of the rare books I re-read – and discovered this sequel by pure chance. I look forward to starting it tonight. I feel a bit ill so an audiobook is quite welcome.