This retired professor claims to have absolute proof of God’s existence and asks that Ross does not simply dismiss him as a crazy person. I.Grace books then don’t imagine this is like them, its a total stand alone book, and completely different to his other books ( btw I love the D.

Home – Peter James Home – Peter James

The novel has an interesting array of characters - I have to say, I don't know if I really like Ross Hunter. This book is a stand alone book so I was even more excited to become acquainted with the story without having to think about any back story etc.I have been a big fan of Peter James for a long time and although I like most of the Roy Grace series, I generally prefer his standalone books. He may have found himself in dangerous situations in the past, but this fades into insignificance with what he is about to face! James’ novels may deal with scandal, violence, danger, and intrigue, but the drama doesn’t always stay on the page. In this intriguing new standalone novel by James he introduces us to the resourceful Ross Hunter, an investigative reporter who after being contacted by the guarded, Dr.

Absolute Proof - Peter James - Google Books Absolute Proof - Peter James - Google Books

This is a standalone from Peter James, I have read a few of Peter James’s I have enjoyed them immensely. But it was the reference to Dan Brown as a comparison – and the fact I have never enjoyed Brown’s work – that confirmed as I turned the last page that this one wasn’t for me. Overall the tension builds and the stakes are so high it’s often bewildering when you put it down for a few moments. I would like to thank Net Galley and Macmillan for supplying a copy of this novel in exchange for an honest review.Readers must keep up with a lengthy dramatis personae, but there’s nothing wrong with making us work a little. Ross begins to investigate, this could be the biggest scoop of his career, but others are interested and will stop at nothing to get their hands on the evidence. With his well-honed curious nature, and look out for the next ‘big story’, Ross agrees to meet Dr Harry Cook, where he produces a manuscript he’d scribed from a direct message from God himself, through a medium.

Absolute Proof – Peter James

It felt like his wife's behaviour in the beginning of the book was used as an excuse to why he was behaving like he was later on, even though years had passed. I liked the extreme characters who were so determined to get what Ross had, even though they all had very different reasons for doing so. i am impatient tho i read his last and wait too long for the next grace book, so inbetween i reads i read pete’s other stuff and it is pretty good too especially perfect people.

As for the DNA as prove that Jesus existed, how can you ascribe DNA to a person without the person being there? This latest entry shows how wise Rankin was to bring his curmudgeonly copper back from retirement after the mixed response to his books featuring Malcolm Fox of the Police Standards Bureau, excellent though they were. The false faith of a billionaire evangelist, the life’s work of a famous atheist, and the credibility of each of the world’s major religions are all under threat.

Standalones – Peter James Standalones – Peter James

After witnessing the magnificent sign from God, how could Ross still be so focussed on his news story? Considering the subject matter and constant mention of all the different Religions that have broadly similar beliefs you would have thought there would be more from them - but no. His quest to find absolute proof will take him from England to Egypt then LA and place him, his wife and unborn child in grave danger. And the irony is that science is asking questions that only religion can answer, but to accept those answers would mean admitting defeat for the scientists. P: Indeed, and it was a really strange thing because we picked quite a remote place and I said to Hugh that if it moved forward there was a particular detective, who Roy Grace is partly inspired by, that I'd love him to spend some time with, he was still serving at the time, and this bloke just walked in the door.To provide absolute proof of a divine existence would trigger worldwide instability, with every one of the major faiths laying claim to such evidence by whatever means necessary. This question and its answer lies at the heart of Absolute Proof, the new international thriller from bestselling author Peter James. I initially kept ‘putting off’ reading this book, with my beliefs,did I want to read a book about proving Gods existence?