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What readers say about The Shiloh Project

Move over Peretti! There is a new bestseller on the horizon. The Shiloh Project shows that the lessons from the Bible are still true. An exciting story! I especially like the time spent with Daniel and Jesus. Excellent, satisfying ending! What a wonderful book! I have just one question -- when do I get to read the sequel?

Debbie Grant, Publisher

Southern California Christian Spirit

Very moving! The Shiloh Project gave me new insight into the reality of the Gospel.

Logan White

Author of the Angel Award novel,

In The Midst of Wolves

Fast-moving, truly gripping and suspenseful! The Shiloh Project holds the reader... a marvelous story.

Norma Jean Lutz, Oklahoma Author

I must confess that I am not normally a great fan of Christian fiction. In the past I have found the plots to be contrived in order to bring home the message. Not so with The Shiloh Project. It stands up as a first-rate novel on its own. The Christian message it brings is a bonus which is well integrated into the plot. I found The Shiloh Project exciting, humorous, and moving. As a Christian with a science background, I was especially impressed by the unique blend of math and history. Beaucage’s knowledge in both areas was apparent and added to the believability of the book.

Bill Barrese, Oregon

David Beaucage has masterfully woven a tale of contemporary interests with historical settings and figures. His characters are believable, their escapades captivating, the spiritual impact of their adventures life-changing. I look forward to more action-packed tales from this new author.

Beverly Caruso, California author

The Shiloh Project is so much better than 95% of the fiction on the Christian market today. It combines excellent fiction with sound Christian theology to produce an exciting story with Biblical depth and nourishment. Shiloh raises the standard in the industry.

Gretchen Passantino, Director

Biola University Writers Institute

Combines the elements found in Back To The Future, the Indiana Jones series, and Quantum Leap. The book is fascinating and hard to put down, with touches of humor that are timed perfectly. The story has a meaning and a purpose with an ending that builds to an adventuresome and exciting climax. I came away wanting to give it away to someone else to read.

Melissa Smith, Youth Director

Oklahoma

The Shiloh Project is hard to put down. The combination of math, science, and the Bible brought great excitement to my soul. It’s an adventure that will keep the attention of anyone who loves to read. I recommend it!

Rev. Bobby R. Mobley

Florida

Prior to reading The Shiloh Project, the only other best seller I had read in the last year or two has been the Bible. At the risk of losing considerable sleep, I felt compelled to finish this book, which I did in three nights. The use of Biblical themes, settings, and characters is accurate and thought-provoking. The characters are believable and developed delightfully and tastefully. As I raced through time with Mel, Ruth, and Chazz in a fast-paced adventure, I watched Mel transformed from a blaspheming agnostic Jew to a Believer. The love story between Mel and Ruth was heartwarming, but the love story between Mel and his maker was soulwarming.

Bruce Zachary, Pastor

California

The Shiloh Project is a joy to read! It takes one in fictional time travel into places of danger, with a growing awareness of God’s spiritual presence and guiding love. It’s hard to get up early when you’ve stayed up late captivated by this unfolding mystery.

Tom Wood, Attorney

California

The Shiloh Project is an excellent mixture of science fiction and biblical facts. Most readers will find themselves wishing that real science would hurry to match the world of characters in this book. There is too little literature of this quality in our bookstores!

Arthur B. Robinson, Ph.D., President

Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine

The spiritual message of The Shiloh Project came in such an unexpected way that it had great impact on me. I was taken on a spiritual journey that was highly believable, in which a man of the world becomes a new man in Christ. The book was such a blessing to me that I bought extra copies for friends and for my church library.

Doris Barrese, Florida

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    David Beaucage’s writing reminded me of a favorite Sunday school teacher who could take a flat story from a thin page and make it three-dimensional.... Reading this novel taught me about ancient plumbing, desert caravans, wondrous architecture, and Bible characters that are more than just a name on a time line.
    I was so glad to see my own feelings in writing about war and sacrifice and the killing of the innocents. I was seeing Mary and Joseph as scripture-quoting parents for the first time....
    I could readily believe in The Shiloh Project. And if an “agnostic Israeli” can witness “miracles, fulfillment of prophecy, dreams and answers to prayer,” surely we can see and know the truth of thc Bible.

--Tulsa Christian Times