The legend of the Trojan Horse continues to captivate us, inspiring new adaptations, interpretations, and reimaginings. JJ Benitez's is just one example of how this ancient tale can be reimagined and reinterpreted for modern audiences.

, a 1973 military project that used advanced time-travel technology to send two "timenauts"—codenamed Jason and Eliseo—back to Judea in 30 A.D..

The saga consists of , beginning with Jerusalén (1984) and concluding with Belén (2022).

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This "humanization" of the divine is what has kept the books on bestseller lists for over thirty years, while simultaneously drawing heavy criticism from religious institutions. The Controversy of Authenticity

Published in 1980, is Benitez's most famous work to date. The book tells the story of a group of researchers who claim to have discovered a hidden manuscript that reveals the true story behind the Trojan Horse. According to Benitez, the manuscript, which he calls the "Cronicón", was written by a mysterious author who had access to ancient sources and provides a detailed account of the Trojan War.

is one of the most successful and controversial sagas in Spanish-language literature, blending historical fiction with science fiction and biblical scholarship.