In the first volume, Arimathea, we learn how Yeshua's (Jesus') great uncle, Joseph of Arimathea, is the major mentor and architect of his early life. The story also explores the importance of Mary Magdalene and her relationship with Yeshua. In Magdalene, the story begins with a pregnant Mary Magdalene wondering if she will have to return from Albion to Judea or if her suitor, the Dobunni chieftain Boduoc, will claim her for his bride and whisk her south to his stronghold. Ultimately we know, from the New Testament, that Mary returns to Judea and becomes a favoured disciple, but what happened in Albion? How long did she stay and what were the events that caused her to leave? Subsequent to this volume, in Yeshua, I address the additional missing years from The Bible and resolve the question posed in The Prologue of book one: why Yeshua favoured Mary Magdalene as the most trusted of his disciples.