Title: A love story presenting Luke's perspective on Jesus the healer
Product review: Winner of the Writer's Digest 2005 International Self-Published Book Award for fiction, Letters To Luke by Joe E. Holoubek is an historical novel set in the first century after the birth of Christ when a physician was to become famous as the author of what was eventually to become one of the New Testament gospels and the chroniclers of the Book of Acts. This is a love story presenting Luke's perspective on Jesus the healer, his radical teachings on compassion, his respect for women's spirituality, and his embracing of the poor, the outcasts, and the Gentiles. This deftly written, 547-page, highly recommended novel is very nicely enhanced with the unusual inclusion of a comprehensive subject index.
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