Icon: A Novel
Ancient Faith Publishing
$14.95
Icon: A Novel by Georgia Briggs
- Plot Summary: Euphrosyne, a twelve-year-old, is told to forget her old name and parents. Her grandparents and counselor advise this. Yet, if Orthodox Christianity is a lie, why did the icon save her life? She seeks to reclaim it. In a post-Christian America, where religious practices are dangerous, she searches for the truth. This may cost her everything.
- Details: The novel is authored by Georgia Briggs. It's a paperback with 216 pages, measuring 5 x 7.5 inches. Suitable for readers aged 13 and up. Dive into a gripping story set in a world where faith is perilous.
- Key Points: The book explores themes of faith, identity, and survival. It challenges readers to question their beliefs in a society that punishes religious expression. Perfect for those interested in dystopian and faith-based narratives.
About the Author: Georgia Briggs was born and raised by two Anglophiles in Birmingham, Alabama. She now lives in the country with her husband, her two stepdaughters, and their chubby Boston terrier. When she is not writing or working as a librarian, she enjoys baking cookies and singing along with recordings of Russian men’s choirs. Georgia is a member of Saint Symeon Orthodox Church in Birmingham.
