Letters to Cephas

KIRKUS Reviews says this about LETTERS TO CEPAHS: BOOK ONE: "The prose is voluptuous and imaginative, with sentences that twist and turn around the sights and smells of the ancient world as Thoma makes his way from Jerusalem to India... maintains a line of ancient mysticism that unifies Thoma's experiences, including his encountering people of various faiths and discovering the ways early Christianity intersects… Compelling and well-researched…"Author's note: This is a fictional reconstruction of the first journey of Thomas the Apostle from Palestine to India, in the year after the crucifixion of his brother Jesus of Nazareth. The narrative blends fact and myth into a comprehensive description of travel in One A.D. Always seeking to anwer the question: who was this man Thomas, whose life was overshadowed by the actions of his more charistmatic brother?