The Wayfaring Man

This work of historical fiction by George Estes tells the story of a young man named Ernest who travels to the Temple of Jerusalem in the time of Christ. With a focus on the religious and political tensions of the era, the novel offers a gripping and engaging tale of adventure and discovery, as Ernest navigates the complicated web of allegiances and loyalties that shaped the world around him.

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