James BeauSeigneur

1 series 3 books in order

James BeauSeigneur is an American novelist who previously worked as an intelligence analyst for the National Security Agency and the Defense Intelligence Agency. He also served as a newspaper publisher and taught political science at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. His novels incorporate scientific and political realism, and his Christ Clone Trilogy has been published in 12 languages.

Born
1953
Known for
Christ Clone Trilogy

Series by James BeauSeigneur

Christ Clone Trilogy

3 books in order · 1997–1998

  1. Cover of Birth of an age

    Birth of an age

    1997 · James BeauSeigneur

    In the year 2019, a second nuclear holocaust kills half a billion people across China, India, and Pakistan. Yet the worst is far from over.

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  2. Cover of In his image

    In his image

    1997 · James BeauSeigneur

    A scientific expedition to examine the Shroud of Turin turns into a nightmare of worldwide destruction and begins the ultimate battle between good…

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  3. Cover of Acts of God

    Acts of God

    1998 · James BeauSeigneur

    Christopher Goodman, cloned from the cells of Jesus Christ, brings about a utopian era on Earth. After thousands of years of little progress,…

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