Large fiction books about the events evangelical time appear very rarely. You can recall except that "Quo Vadis by Henryk Sienkiewicz, "Silver Bowl" by Thomas Costain, "Barabbas" by M. Corelli, "Judas" by T. Gedberga or the "Commission for the cause of Christ" by O. Mandino. Now such books can be attributed, and "The Story of the apostles, Pontius Pilate, and Simon Magus."
"The Story of the apostles, Pontius Pilate, and Simon Magus" (by Boris Romanov) - it is exciting expounded and expanded version of the canonical book of the New Testament, "The Acts of the Apostles," .
We remind the reader that the canonical book of the New Testament, "The Acts of the Apostles" (Latin Actus Apostolorum or Acta Apostolorum) tells of the events that took place after the Gospel.
"The Story of the apostles...", is told from the face of the young Roman Remy Otton, who became the team accidentally witnessed and participated in many events of those times, which took place in Jerusalem. All the events of the "Acts of the Apostles" are set out in this book ("The Story of the apostles...") in much greater detail - and it makes more clear some mysterious places of the canonical books of St.. Luke.
"The Story of the apostles, Pontius Pilate, and Simon Magus," was published in the known Publisher House "The Art of St. Petersburg" in 1999, a limited edition, and has not since been reprinted.
Now, after this preface, I suggest to the reader the story of Remy Otton (by Boris Romanov).

NOTE (ATTENTION!): The book "The Story of the apostles, Pontius Pilate, and Simon Magus," is written and published in Russian.