Paul Trittin’s “Jacobus” is rated 5-star on Goodreads
Book fans often find a way of showing their support for a book online by posting their reactions on the internet. Today, one of the best platforms to share your book reviews online is Goodreads, where Paul Trittin’s action and adventure novel Jacobus currently enjoys a rating of 4.6 Stars from readers.
One reader remarks that Trittin’s book is a “great story and absolutely plausible”. Another reader comments that Jacobus “is gay Christian historical fiction and nails it on all counts. And best of all, a colony of pink flamingos make a cameo appearance. I loved this book and you will too.” Read the rest of the reviews here.
Fans of both historical fiction and gay literature are enjoying the book’s story about gay romance and acceptance that merge with the Judeo-Christian faith systems in the first-century Roman maritime world and beyond into India.
The book is a coming-of-age story of the eponymous protagonist who was sent by his father to their relatives in Sicily as an apprentice to manage the shipping enterprise of his Jewish family. His journey as an apprentice businessman led to the discovery of his extraordinary leadership skills.
