Cloning Christ: A Challenge of Science and Faith

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Summary: ONE OF THE BEST WRITERS TODAY...FAST PACED THRILLER...
Review: Peter Senese is a brilliant writer. Character, plot and settings take equal part in this fast-paced, suspenseful plot. It is complicated and intriguing, and the suspense is sustained right up to the end. This books is being made into a movie that will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end. Be sure to watch for its release.

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Summary: Simple Grammer Needed
Review: Rarely have I been so irritated by a book. Did they not employ spell check or a copy editor? Beyond the glaring grammatical errors, the title should have been "They Think I'm Going To Clone Christ, But I'm Not, Really!" This book could have been an inspired work raising many theological and moral questions but ended up third rate blood and guts.

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Summary: classic
Review: This novel is one of the best books I've I read. Historically correct but put in a way that you can picture scenery and understand where you are in the story. Very thought provoking and tends to capture another character and story that we all know. It's like to stories in one book. Very well written and seems to be another classic that will be fresh through many years. I truly enjoyed this novel.It was a very intense thought provoing story that is a must to read.

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Summary: Great use of symbolism and biblical reference
Review: In Cloning Christ the authors use of symbolism and biblical references in order to drive a story evolving around faith is terrific - making this thriller a smart read.

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Summary: A passionate story of faith.
Review: CLONING CHRIST and the story of Max Train is a passionate story of faith few writers, if any I have read, have come close to achieving. In the context of an international thriller that keeps the pages turning as quick as your eyes can move, Senese and Geis educate the reader about a host of important issues evolving around Jesus, and His resurection, while making you feel the burdens the story's main character carry. I don't think I ever read a book that made me connect with a character the way I felt about Max Train while reading CLONING CHRIST. I'm ready for QUEST!

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Summary: For a thriller, this was one inspirational book.
Review: Cloning Christ is an action packed novel that brings to the forefront of the readers mind many topical and traditional issues around personal faith, and introspective acceptance of how far science could or should not go. Boundaries through the authors' questioning of ethics and rights, which are distinctively made clear as seperate, bring together and apart the deeply thought out characters, while allowing the reader to question the very same issues the characters deal with in this tense, riveting spell-binder. On a personal note, I think I have been through my own personal hell, and have bounced back through my faith in God. Cloning Christ is a terrific book.

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Summary: CLONING CHRIST kept my attention.
Review: I'll keep this short: I thought Cloning Christ was a very clever book which dealt with our own internal desires to beleive in a Higher Being. The story flows crisply, the character developement is very strong, and the issues the authors present are important. I would say if you enjoyed The Da Vinci code, and I did, you will want to pick up Cloning Christ.

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Summary: A rush!
Review: One of the more clever aspects of the fast-paced and provocative spins by Peter Senese in his latest novel, CLONING CHRIST, is how the author didn't force traditional facets of Christiandom onto the reader, but carefully create a thrilling set of scenarios that enivitably bring your thoughts about your own existance. If you're like me and like fast-paced suspense, I think you'll love CLONING CHRIST. With so many books calling themselves suspense/thrillers/mystery, etc, it is actually a treat when you locate a book that keeps you on your seat, or couch. This is one of those books you don't put down.

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Summary: A Gripping Tale!
Review: Senese compels you to embark upon this gripping tale of an outcast, faithless scientist who becomes the possible discoverer of the Cross of Christ by mesmerizing the reader's own conscious state of thought by subtly challenging you to think about the theological and scientific subject matter the author presents. Very few novels I have read actually left a longing impact. "Cloning Christ" does. In his thrill-ride titled "Cloning Christ" Senese provokes the challenge of how science should respect faith, and how religion should seek truth in science. Simply put: Outstanding.

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Summary: Enjoyable.
Review: In Cloning Christ I was forced to think about many religious ideals, some I tried to live by, and others I attempted to follow during convienent times of my life. In his message of sorts, Senese easily made me think about my own faith. But make no mistake; Cloning Christ is literally a punch-in-your-face action pact speed-chase. Like Senese's main character, Train, the reader enters onto a frenetic journey. I enjoyed this book, and if you like thought-provoking thrillers you will find a lot to enjoy in this book.