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Synopsis of My New Historical Fiction Novel

Posted on July 2, 2016 by wbspeirjr

NICAEA – THE RISE OF THE IMPERIAL CHURCH A 69,956 Word Historical Fiction Novel by William Speir Early in the 4th century, a new religious doctrine threatens to split the Christian churches apart. The Roman Emperor grows tired of … Continue reading →

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