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Lewis Ben Smith
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in Greenville, TX, The United States
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Colleen McCullough, Josh McDowell, J.R.R. Tolkein
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September 2014
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On October 9 of last year I sat down and began writing a story that I entitled LOVER OF GOD. Usually, when I begin a novel, I have a pretty fair idea of where the story is going to go. At least, I have a vague idea of how it will end, or what the major story arc is, or something. This one, though, this story was elusive. I had a great prologue, which was set much later in the story arc - but I had
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President Hamilton: A Novel of Alternative History:
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The Emperor and the Last Apostle: A Tale of Ancient Rome:
"Really engaging read. I don’t usually gravitate toward biblical historical fiction, but this one pulled me in. The tension between duty and conscience for Tullius was very believable. A few scenes felt slightly dramatized, but overall it captured wha"
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The Emperor and the Last Apostle: A Tale of Ancient Rome:
"The author did a great job making the early Christian world feel alive. The relationship between John and Tullius felt genuine not rushed, not forced. I appreciated that the story didn’t shy away from the brutality of Domitian’s regime, yet it never "
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“true wisdom lies in adopting those practices which work, regardless of who originates them.”
― The Redemption of Pontius Pilate
― The Redemption of Pontius Pilate
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― Death in the Afternoon
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