YA Christian Historical Fiction
What does it cost to live in the truth?
Maximus was once a soldier. That was before the fire, before Emperor Nero’s merciless purge of The Way, before Maximus became one of them.
Historical Author
Shane Eash
Shane Eash is a historical fiction and children’s book author from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, whose work has earned praise from bestselling authors and historians alike. Shane combines meticulous historical research with compelling storytelling to create narratives that educate and inspire. When not writing or researching, he can be found singing and playing his ukulele, or spending time with his family.
Maximus: The Quest for Greatness
AD. 64. When the Great Fire shatters a young Roman’s world, he infiltrates the early Church with a mission to capture the Apostle Paul. Maximus: The Quest for Greatness is an adventure-filled novel that brings the sweeping drama of first century Christianity to life!
Go to the Ant
Charlie B. Willet does not like to work, but in this rhyming picture book, he learns the dangers of being lazy and the simple, but powerful act of working hard. Chock-full of scripture, Go to the Ant is a fun way to teach your children biblical truths from Proverbs.
Snowstorm: An Adventure in Colonial America
Time is running out for two brothers trapped in a blizzard in 1777. Sheltered by an abandoned cabin with no food, they struggle to overcome their fears and fight to survive. How will they escape before it’s too late? Snowstorm is a story of faith tried by snow.
Shane’S Writing Progress
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Maximus: The Way of Truth
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Historical Western (Drafting)
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Snowstorm
The plot is thrilling! It was hard to stop reading!
– Benham Brothers
Best Selling Authors
Gripping… This is a story that keeps you eagerly turning pages for whatever is coming next.
– John Fornof
Writer
Adventures in Odyssey
Lovers of historical fiction… will be immediately captivated by Maximus.
– Douglas Bond
Historian & Author
ShaneScribe Writing Blog
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The Purpose of Historical Fiction
“History is who we are and why we are the way we are.” ~David McCullough, Pulitzer Prize winning author. It’s vital that we study and understand history because it shapes who we are and who we will become. History shows the amazing...