Simon Son Of Man

In this fascinating work of historical fiction, Riegel imagines the life of the enigmatic Simon Magus, a Gnostic who dared to challenge the authority of the early Christian church. Spanning the tumultuous years from the death of Jesus to the destruction of the Second Temple, Simon's story is a compelling blend of faith, doubt, and political intrigue.

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