3.80 avg rating — 2,176 ratings

"I loved this book. It is a suspense thriller in the tradition of The DaVinci Code. The mystery that the hero races to uncover is a thought-provoking take on the Missing Years of Jesus and the origin of the cornerstone ideas of Christianity."

4.19 avg rating — 15,792 ratings

"This book was very controversial in its day. Although it may over-emphasize the human side of Jesus, the portrayal of his struggle to accept his tragic destiny serves to drive home the significance of his death and resurrection. "

3.75 avg rating — 24 ratings

"This is my own book. I wrote it as a novel of the Missing Years of Jesus to challenge readers to come to their own conclusions about the origin of the cornerstone ideas of Christianity and the significance of Christ's death and resurrection."

3.86 avg rating — 73,188 ratings

"Best historic Jesus book. I am not a huge fan of the Historic Jesus movement, but I think it is important for anyone to understand historical context, and this book offers plenty."

3.45 avg rating — 20 ratings

"This is a non-fiction book about the legend of Jesus traveling to Britain during his missing years. The author brings much fresh insight."

4.26 avg rating — 58 ratings

"This book got me started in my quest for Jesus during his Missing Years. The author builds the case for the legend that Jesus traveled to Britain."

4.22 avg rating — 182,828 ratings

"Humor can offer important insights to a serious subject."

4.24 avg rating — 3,169,921 ratings

"I love C.S. Lewis! Great allegorical treatment of who Jesus was for young and old."

3.93 avg rating — 20,605 ratings

"Even Christians need to know where skeptics are coming from."

3.94 avg rating — 108,116 ratings

"I found the Space Trilogy a challenging read, but C.S. Lewis comes through with great allegory."

4.03 avg rating — 501 ratings

"A well-written historical novel approach to the life of Jesus that stays close to the Bible."