Inside the mystery of America's first mystics
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Reviews
“Tells
of the pain of the voyage through this life’s wilderness and the
never-ceasing desire to find meaning in that pain and transcend it...a
spiritually earnest meditation”
—Philadelphia Inquirer
"This
is the novel I wish I had written."
—Mark Stavish, Director of Studies for the Institute
for Hermetic Studies
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“Like
Dan Brown’s recent blockbuster, The DaVinci Code, the question
of fact or fiction only adds to the enjoyment of this studious page-turner.
Scott has written a rare book in this category -- a spiritual adventure
story that is actually exciting to read.”
—ForewordReviews.com
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”If
you do not read another book this season, read this one! Then give copies
to your friends.”
—Innerchange Magazine
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“This
is perhaps the most timeless novel that I have read in recent memory.
The story of Johannes Kelpius deserves to be rescued from the historical
oblivion in which it has fallen for 300 years, and this powerful novel
is a perfect vehicle. With excellent writing and a remarkable story, The
Woman in the Wilderness should be a future classic of literary fiction.”
—compulsivereader.com
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— John K. Simmons, Professor of Religious Studies, Western Illinois University, creator of PBS teleclass Beliefs and Believers
A
richly textured story that reveals the author's love of a specific place
steeped in mystery as well as the universal spirituality and humanity
that binds his characters down through the generations...a Pennsylvania
German Da Vinci Code.
— Max Kade Institute for German American Studies Newsletter
Spring 2006
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