In a techno-survivalist tale of the Holy Grail as modern as tomorrow, dramatic revelations of true Christianity struggle for existence within the energy crisis of the New Millennium.

In reality an age-old creed -- perhaps originating on lost Atlantis or Lyonesse in our legendary Neolithic past -- the true nature and origin of Christiannity has been secretly preserved since the Ice Age in Ancient Egypt and in Megalithic Europe's holiest places.

Ruthless and sadistic forces, politically and religiously determined to suppress the West's genuine Christian legacy, desire only to destroy the damning evidence and those whose lives it has touched.

An exotic British linguist, an American ex-mercenary, their courageous French friends and their unsuspected Stewart allies vow to preserve the shocking secrets of a priceless parchment.  Against all odds, they fight their way from Rennes-le-Château and Cathar-bloodied Carcassonne, fleeing along the beautiful Canal du Midi of southern France to reach hallowed Glastonbury in England.
 

At stake?  The survival of historical truth and the Western world's oldest religious heritage -- and the lives of Marc Rennsalaer and the two women he loves.

The Magdalene Mandala is partly based on the author's own experiences along the Canal du Midi and on the latest  archaeological discoveries and interpretations of Neolithic Europe. The Magdalene Mandala also reflects the shocking admissions of Dr. Hyam Maccoby, professor of Talmudic Studies at the Leo Baeck Institute in London.