And how do you live up to two thousand years of expectation

when you are the embodiment of everything that divides

postmodern culture?

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Supernova is a sci-fi novel that asks an impossible question:

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What happens when the adopted son of a progressive family

discovers he is the second coming of Christ?

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In a society increasingly divided by extremist views of faith and

tolerance, what would it take to bridge the distance in the

interminable debate that defines our times? And what would it

take to unite a populous fractured by centuries of tradition and

decades of hard fought progress?

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When a supernova appears in the night sky, an escalation of

miracles takes the most unlikely king of kings down a path of self

discovery that puts him to the test. Caught in a nightmare of

biblical prophecy and contemporary propriety gone rogue, the

most improbable hero ever to carry the weight of the world on his

shoulders must dig his way out of the fray and finish what his

predecessor started.

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A single reveal along the way separates this book from any other.

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Stranded at the crossroads of science and scripture, you’ll be left

to turn pages at an escalating pace, as what you least expect

slowly becomes a fictional world reality you could never have

dreamed up in this lifetime or the next.

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In the end, 300 pages will only leave you wanting more ...