"A woman will save humanity bringing peace from the blue light. Two women will fight so that one will die. For only in the death of life, as one knows it, can one be in the light."Or so says the millennia old matriarchal legend that will pit Zara Khatum, proclaimed Kurdish prophetess, against Rachel Capsali, famed Israeli archeologist, her foil and the woman who steals away her love, Peter Gollinger, the brilliant man who holds the key to their truth... more"A woman will save humanity bringing peace from the blue light. Two women will fight so that one will die. For only in the death of life, as one knows it, can one be in the light."Or so says the millennia old matriarchal legend that will pit Zara Khatum, proclaimed Kurdish prophetess, against Rachel Capsali, famed Israeli archeologist, her foil and the woman who steals away her love, Peter Gollinger, the brilliant man who holds the key to their truth.One of sci-fi suspense's most unforgettable love triangle leads to two questions: Who will sacrifice their life? Who will save us all from apocalyptic doom?The Matriarch Messiah is an epic gripping science fiction suspense with the heartbeat of a romance and a dash of the mystical that will plunge you deeper into a world of conspiracies, forbidden love, and the visionary battle for humanity's destiny. From San Francisco to Kurdistan, China, Jerusalem, to the high-stakes climax in modern day Crimea. "The intricate web of conspiracies, betrayals, and unexpected alliances in The Matriarch Messiah makes for an exhilarating ride. The love triangle adds emotional stakes to an already intense plot, making you question fate, free will, and the true cost of salvation. A brilliant sci-fi thriller that lingers in your mind long after the final page." - Goodreads review READ NOW to discover what happens when Zara and Rachel take off the gloves in the final battle to save us all.
Senior Reviewer, Self-Publishing Review ★★★★★
"A spectacular second installment of the Mystery of the Matriarchs saga. Unapologetically highlighting the true power of women as the bringers and protectors of life, Trencavel delivers a stunning blow to patriarchal norms across a broad array of cultures and literary traditions. Trencavel's writing is both clear and eccentric, making the reading experience an engaging pleasure for logophiles and lay readers alike. The author's ability to summon stark and compelling landscapes gives the prose an electric and almost sacred quality, which offers a searing and empowering critique of the patriarchal social order through a dramatically original work of science fiction." less
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