Summary of The Fifth Gospel: by Ian Caldwell | Includes Analysis
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| Author: | Elite Summaries | ISBN: | 1230001570441 |
| Publisher: | Elite Summaries | Publication: | March 2, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Elite Summaries |
| ISBN: | 1230001570441 |
| Publisher: | Elite Summaries |
| Publication: | March 2, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The Fifth Gospel: by Ian Caldwell | Summary & Analysis
A Smarter You In 15 Minutes… What is your time worth?
Simon and Alex Andreou are two brothers representing different branches of Catholic Church. Simon is a Roman Catholic priest, while Alex represents the Greek Catholic church. Both the sons of a Greek Catholic priest are deeply involved in the murder of Ugo Nogaro, a curator involved in the mystery of Shroud of Turin. Done investigating the four gospels and is currently on Diatessaron, the fifth, Nogaro is killed by a mysterious murderer who seems to be hiding a big secret involving Christianity and the Church.
In the book The Fifth Gospel, Ian Caldwell commendably presents history of Christianity and the Church with a story that touches the reader’s emotions and personal thoughts. It hints on the underlying issue of Roman Catholic hierarchy politics on a large scale. However, it also presents the emotional side of both Simon and Alex’s personal issues related to their priesthood status. A more emotionally powerful rather than a thriller novel, The Fifth Gospel will appeal intellectual mystery readers through its puzzles and complexities.
Instant New York Times Bestseller novel, The Fifth Gospel is a real page-turner. It is literary but in the same time, you cannot put it down. The Fifth Gospel is available in Kindle and hardcover versions in the Amazon bookstore. If you feel affection for Christianity, it is a must-read book for you.
- Detailed overview of the book
- Most valuable lessons and information
- Key Takeaways and Analysis
Written by Elite Summaries
Please note: This is a detailed summary and analysis of the book and not the original book.
The Fifth Gospel: by Ian Caldwell | Summary & Analysis
A Smarter You In 15 Minutes… What is your time worth?
Simon and Alex Andreou are two brothers representing different branches of Catholic Church. Simon is a Roman Catholic priest, while Alex represents the Greek Catholic church. Both the sons of a Greek Catholic priest are deeply involved in the murder of Ugo Nogaro, a curator involved in the mystery of Shroud of Turin. Done investigating the four gospels and is currently on Diatessaron, the fifth, Nogaro is killed by a mysterious murderer who seems to be hiding a big secret involving Christianity and the Church.
In the book The Fifth Gospel, Ian Caldwell commendably presents history of Christianity and the Church with a story that touches the reader’s emotions and personal thoughts. It hints on the underlying issue of Roman Catholic hierarchy politics on a large scale. However, it also presents the emotional side of both Simon and Alex’s personal issues related to their priesthood status. A more emotionally powerful rather than a thriller novel, The Fifth Gospel will appeal intellectual mystery readers through its puzzles and complexities.
Instant New York Times Bestseller novel, The Fifth Gospel is a real page-turner. It is literary but in the same time, you cannot put it down. The Fifth Gospel is available in Kindle and hardcover versions in the Amazon bookstore. If you feel affection for Christianity, it is a must-read book for you.
- Detailed overview of the book
- Most valuable lessons and information
- Key Takeaways and Analysis
Written by Elite Summaries
Please note: This is a detailed summary and analysis of the book and not the original book.
