Sneak Peek: a scene from Onesimus: A Novel of Christianity in the Roman Empire
A sneak peek of a scene from Onesimus: a novel of Christianity in the Roman empire, by Markus McDowell.
A sneak peek of a scene from Onesimus: a novel of Christianity in the Roman empire, by Markus McDowell.
“…a fresh look at the Christian faith at its inception, through the eyes of a pagan slave… a fascinating story of love and betrayal, deception and revelation, and the search for integrity in a world of self-aggrandizement.”
—John Sparks, Historical Fiction Review
An excerpt from chapter one of my forthcoming novel, Onesimus: A Novel of Ancient Christianity. “…based on a true story, Onesimus is a Roman slave who is willing to do questionable acts for freedom of body and soul. But he finds himself on a journey that will test his courage, challenge his view of society, and force him to decide what ‘freedom’ really means.” (Jon Sparks, Historical Fiction Review).
An excerpt of the historical fiction novel, Onesimus, by Markus McDowell. During the Roman Empire of the first century AD, a runaway slave finds more than he bargained for.
A new novel by Markus McDowell. Corinth was a teeming, dirty, cosmopolitan city—one of the most famous in the Roman Empire.
Onesimus, a novel by Markus McDowell, takes place in the first century Roman Empire. Read this background of ancient Colossae.