Apokalupsis — Susan Smith

In the year anno Domini 1377, Queen Anastasia has purposed in her heart to spark a revival in her kingdom of Opulentia, beginning with herself. Under the counsel of Bishop Sinjin, the Queen commissions the Bible to be read to her people in their own language. Meanwhile, her favorite courtier Lord Adryan Crippen implements Her Majesty’s reforms in her mines, translating the Gospel into deeds. Yet these reforms meet opposition on many fronts. Prelates move to crush this movement to hold onto their power over the people. Merchants, clerics, and other powerful men balk as these reforms hit their purse. And the peasants resist any change that upsets their perception of the natural order.Apokalupsis - Greek for Apocalypse – means revelation, especially the revelation of the Lord Jesus Christ. And this revelation turns their kingdom upside down.