A nifty (tuck it in a briefcase or purse) sized paperback of Pilate's Magician is now out on Amazon. [It's also out in e-Book form.]
Although I am a tad biased, the short novel contains aspects of the trial of Jesus which most people don't know.
A Roman lawyer and his capable assistants seek a clear view of what really happened when Pontius Pilate decided whether a verdict by the highest court in Judea warranted the uniquely Roman punishment of crucifixion.
I hope the novel gains a wide general readership, of course, but religious leaders and lawyers who may not be acquainted with the technical aspects of the case will also find it to be illuminating.
It is not, however, a somber or dry read.
Check out the sample on the Amazon page and you'll see what I mean.
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