READER COMMENTS 

► I have just read your excellent book, The Moses Mystery. . . . Your analysis of the parallels between Egyptian and biblical myths is most intriguing. —M.E.E.

► Your book is one of the rare ones that is seldom appreciated. I lost it once, had it stolen once, and re-bought it again. . . .It’s the nearest book that correctly gives reign lengths in my opinion. I have anxiously awaited the follow-up for some time. —J.R.D.

► I am amazed at how you managed to figure out that there is a connection of the Genesis chronology to the Egyptian chronology. . . .And your breakdown of Genesis 15:13 with Exodus 13:40 was also impressive. And the match of the patriarch with the Egyptian myths was inspiring. —T.G.

► Your theories are fascinating. I have long been bothered by how detailed the Abraham Exodus, and Joshua stories are, much too detailed to have survived in oral transmission for a thousand years or carried on parchments by nomads from camp to camp. Your theories make much more sense. —R.C.B.

► Your book just arrived. It is breathtakingly interesting. —J.A.

► The Moses Mystery is certainly a great piece of work. I can’t imagine how much time and research must have gone into the production of it. —R.P.

► I congratulate you on your groundbreaking book on the Exodus. —S.L.

► I am intrigued by the thesis and premises of your new book. —M.P.

► I have read your book, The Moses Mystery, with great interest. —P.B.M.

► I’ve read your book, The Moses Mystery, and am very interested in the subject. —R.G.