Killing a Messiah

In 'Killing a Messiah', Adam Winn crafts a narrative that delves into the social, political, and religious tensions of first-century Jerusalem as Passover approaches.

The story involves characters like Judah, a resistance leader, and Pilate, the Roman governor, amidst the intrigue surrounding Jesus.

Winn offers a nuanced portrayal of the events, highlighting the multifaceted nature of the crucifixion's causes.