Clonando a Jesucristo

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When linguist Lisa Maxwell goes to the Basque Country to seek the unknown origins of the language, she meets some enigmatic characters in a lost village in the Pyrenees Mountains. Who is stealing relics from major cathedrals in Spain, and why? Who are the Illuminati? Who is the physician that flies in by helicopter to examine two little boys, and what does he want from them? What is going on in the state-of-the-art biotechnology laboratory? Soon more questions begin to emerge. Who are the Basques, and why is their language unique? Are they a race apart? What happened to humans after the Fall? What role does Rh-negative blood play here? How do genetics and linguistics combine to unlock the mystery of the origin of humankind? Can creation be reconciled with evolution in a brand new way? Is it possible to clone Jesus? If not, why not? If so, what are the consequences? Sonia Harrison Jones, a PhD from Harvard University in Romance Languages, presents some creative, intelligent answers to these questions and many others in this fascinating first novel. DATOS SOBRE LA AUTORA Sonia Harrison Jones nacio en Inglaterra, se doctoro en Lenguas Romanicas en la Universidad de Harvard, y fue catedratica de lengua y literatura espanola en la Universidad de Dalhousie en Halifax, Nueva Escocia. Su lista de publicaciones incluye un texto de gramatica espanola para estudiantes universitarios de primer ano , una biografia de la escritora argentina , dos autobiografias , una memoria , una coleccion de cuentos humoristicos , y la presente novela escrita originalmente en ingles . Han aparecido sus publicaciones tambien en The Reader's Digest, The Catholic Digest, The Banner, y la serie Chicken Soup for the Soul. Aparece en Who's Who in the East, International Authors and Writers Who's Who, The World Who's Who of Women, and Who's Who in Canada.