Title: Implausible, but fun
Review: This was a fun and interesting book, but flawed by a complete implausability. The science involved is unbelievable. Some issues are never addressed that need to be.. (Niko the chimp has Andrew's complete memory and personality, and one would assume, intelligence, yet he is ignored for the most part.) Some coincidences are so extreme they are laughable... (Peter just happens to arrive at Bethisda during an archeological dig of his hometown, which evidently was burried shortly after he left to follow Jesus, since he tells the archeoligists what they will find, and then, moments later! they do.) And finally it is never believable that Peter so rapidly becomes accustomed to 20th century life.All the same, the book is fun reading, provided you aren't too put off by Bailey putting his beliefs into Saint Peter's mouth. If you like this book, you would enjoy "The Genesis Code" by John Case even more.
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