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In anno Domini 1375, Queen Anastasia reigned in the rich little kingdom of Opulentia. And her favorite courtier, Lord Adryan Crippen had the world within easy grasp - his handsome looks, exalted position, and the heart of the Queen. Then Adryan’s dreams evaporated as the enemy within attempted to destroy him.
Yet Providence put Adryan in hiding within St. Luke’s Infirmary where the elderly Bishop Sinjin labored on a translation of the Forbidden Book. When a conspiracy to usurp ...
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Anastasis

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In anno Domini 1375, Queen Anastasia reigned in the rich little kingdom of Opulentia. And her favorite courtier, Lord Adryan Crippen had the world within easy grasp - his handsome looks, exalted position, and the heart of the Queen. Then Adryan’s dreams evaporated as the enemy within attempted to destroy him.
Yet Providence put Adryan in hiding within St. Luke’s Infirmary where the elderly Bishop Sinjin labored on a translation of the Forbidden Book. When a conspiracy to usurp the throne comes to light, will the Bishop and Adryan be able to save the Queen? Will the Bishop fulfill his calling to shine the Light revealed in the Forbidden Book into the spiritual darkness of the age?
Anastasis. Will the fallen stand up, again?
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S. K. Smith is a native of Montana, a graduate of Montana State University and the University of Colorado. She has been a student of the Bible for 30 years, has taught Sunday School, and is an ordained deacon and elder in the Presbyterian Church.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 2, 2011

    An engaging story - with more to come.

    What if there were little sparks of reformation, before Luther brought the flame of the Great Reformation? This interesting idea plays out in a small, minor kingdom of 14th century Europe. Like all good tales, there is a hero, a heroine, and of course, a stud monk. This is enjoyable reading as good as that from many better known authors.

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