Crime Scene Jerusalem by Alton Gansky

[Dee]

I just finished this book. The very idea of such a plot intrigued me enough to purchase it. Now I'm glad I did. I enjoyed it very much.

A forensic detective is in Israel at a conference. He's seen it all and done it all regarding crime scene analysis. He's burned out and cynical. He meets a stranger who takes him back in time to Jerusalem in the days following Jesus' crucifixion. His guide tells him the only way to return to his own time is to solve a historical crime....."a conspiracy of the many to kill the One."

I liked it.....and it really made you think about believing by faith and not by sight.

[onesheep]

I would like a library card for your library, please. I promise to take care of the books, not eat when I read them and wash my hands before I touch them. Please consider my application.

[Dee]

I would like a library card for your library, please. I promise to take care of the books, not eat when I read them and wash my hands before I touch them. Please consider my application.

Consider you application approved. :thumbup

[onesheep]

So can I mail them if I put them in the bubble wrapped envelopes?

[Dee]

Hmmmmm can I get back to you on that one????? :pound

[onesheep]

Well I'm not talking your 'spensive books. :pound:

[Dee]

Well I'm not talking your 'spensive books. :pound:

Which books you talking 'bout Willis? :)

[onesheep]

Any book that isn't a first edition that you don't let anyone touch. Whatcha think I'm going to do to it?

[Dee]

:idunno How should I know what goes through a sheep's mind? Baaaaaa :hide

[onesheep]

Ha! Like you don't know enough about me by now.