The Kafir Project - Lee Burvine (with Lawrence Krauss Foreword) Audiobook

Written by Lee Burvine (with Lawrence Krauss Foreword)
Read by Seth Andrews
Format: MP3

The Kafir Project is an impressive first novel by Lee Burvine, who blends together credible scientific concepts with religious history to craft a fast-paced and truly page-turning adventure. It’s hard to avoid comparisons with Dan Brown. The themes and structure of Burvine’s work are related, but you come away from this book with more useful and accurate information.The primary plot plays out a fantasy: what if it were somehow possible to go back and view the foundations of the major religions–to know for certain what happened, and what didn’t? How might those truths change the world?

This thought experiment is just one thread in a tapestry weaving together quantum computing, relativity,observational time travel, DNA data storage, archaeology, and international politics.

What happens next forces the protaganist Gavin Rees to run for his life from not one but two deadly assassins and global powers desperate to bury what he’s just uncovered. Mind-blowing technology and solid evidence that would rewrite religious history and challenge the faith of billions.

“I don’t like mysteries. I don’t like thrillers. I don’t like science fiction. It was all of those things and I loved it” - Penn Jillette

“A thrilling roller coaster ride. Fast paced and riveting. I couldn’t put it down.” - Lawrence Krauss

“Historians and scientists have long known the Abrahamic religions are fiction. Who would have thought those findings could be turned into such an entertaining science fiction thriller?” - Dan Barker