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Title: The Prophetess: A Novel by Barbara Wood ISBN: 0-316-81652-3 Publisher: Little Brown & Company Pub. Date: May, 1996 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $23.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.12 (33 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Startling and exciting thriller!
Comment: This book is one of the best I've read in ages. Barbara Wood takes us on a thrilling adventure with Catherine Alexander a top-notch archaelogist who is uncovering the secrets of the past and startling facts that could shake the foundation of the world as we know it. It is so very very hard to put this book down. I was even reading it while eating. I recommend it to everybody. You will not be disappointed!

Rating: 5
Summary: I could not put this book down!
Comment: I discovered this book a few weeks ago, when someone asked me if my favorite author, Katherine Neville, also writes as Barbara Wood. It turned out not to be the case, but I discovered that Barbara Wood is also an excellent writer; I will definitely read more of her books. I especially liked The Prophetess because of the wonderful characters, the insights on women in ancient times, and the use of the Internet. The plot is very exciting; I could not put the book down!

Rating: 5
Summary: It Haunts Me... ....In A Good Way
Comment: I casually picked this book up from the library a number of years ago and was immediately interested in the story. I read it cover to cover and then returned it to the library. I had since forgotten the title and author of the book, but I was constantly reminded that I had greatly enjoyed reading it. More recently as I have further explored my religious (or non-religious as the case may be) faith, I have been more haunted by the memory of this long lost book I once read. Biting the bullet, I spent a lovely bit of time reading over the titles under the keywords "egypt" and "fiction" from the same library. I finally came across the right title and my mind truly cleared. This was the mystery book. Now that my search is over, I have my very own copy of this treasure so that I will not let it fade from me again.