Praises for The Lady in Blue - Javier Sierra

Javier Sierra’s The Lady in Blue focuses on the phenomenon of bilocation and involves historical records of the Inquisition concerning the mysterious case of Sister María de Jesús de Ágreda, a 17th century Spanish nun whose miraculous apparitions to natives in the New World facilitated their peaceful conversion to Catholicism before the arrival of Spanish missionaries—although she never physically left her convent in Spain. Sierra’s narrative intertwines her story with modern research into psychic espionage. An exciting read!

Margaret L. Starbird
Author of The Woman with the Alabaster Jar and Mary Magdalene, Bride in Exile.

Javier Sierra has done it again! His last book, The Secret Supper, left readers wanting more and Javier has given them just what they have been waiting for with The Lady in Blue! Each chapter keeps you completely captivated and at times makes you look over your shoulder looking for the spirit of the Spanish nun. I'm completely in love with this book and it's a must read!

Mary Rose Occhino
Author of Sign of the Dove and radio show host of Angels On Call, on Sirius Stars 102.

This fantastic story imparts an alternative, expanded view that we do not usually find in our academic, politically motivated history books. This is what Javier Sierra brings to us in his most recent novel, The Lady in Blue. Read this book before it's made into a screenplay. You will be happy you did.

Skip Atwater
President and Executive Director of The Monroe Institute.

The Lady in Blue is the haunting and evocative tale of the triumph of modern spirit and science over a 400-year-old conspiracy. Javier Sierra's groundbreaking historical research opens our eyes to a world we thought we knew, and revisits, in a surprising way, the devastating clash between Catholic Europe and the far more ancient world of the American Southwest.

Katherine Neville
Bestselling author of The Eight and The Magic Circle.