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Genesis

Idolatry, Book 1

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Genesis

By: Quent Cordair
Narrated by: Robin Field
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About this listen

 In the twilight of the Roman Empire, a sculptor struggles to keep an 800-year dream alive while honoring the love of his life and raising his adopted son. Part I of the epic five-part Idolatry series, the story of a wealthy young heir and a devout Christian girl who find themselves at the heart of a 2,400-year struggle for the soul of Western Civilization.©2014 Quent Cordair (P)2016 Quent Cordair Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Literary Fiction

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Critic reviews

"Beautifully written, on the order of Ken Follett's Pillars of the Earth, with the historical insight of James Michener, it brings to life a time of great thought, great art, and its clash with religious fanaticism. Cordair writes with a poet's sense of scene and nuance and gives us a great deal of insight into the mind of a sculptor." (Alan Nitikman)
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