LGBT advocate and author Paul Stephen Trittin publishes a stirring story of a eunuch

LGBT advocate and author Paul Stephen Trittin publishes a stirring novel “Jacobus – A Eunuch’s Faith: The Apprentice” (Author Reputation Press; 2019). Trittin’s book illustrates the life of a eunuch named Jacobus during biblical times.
 
At fourteen years old, Jacobus is contracted by his father as an apprentice to his relatives, where he learns his Jewish family’s shipping business. He is labelled by the Greeks as a “natural eunuch” and finds himself living with two “cut eunuch,” who are Carthaginian slaves. Jacobus falls in love with them eventually.
 
As his apprenticeship advances, the family appreciates Jacobus’s leadership abilities. By sixteen, he develops methods to enter trade in India that makes him a successful merchant. He also becomes the second “spouse” of his cousin. However, things turn south when the family enacts a scheme to humiliate him.
 
What could that scheme be? Can Jacobus flee from that tough situation? Readers will find more compelling revelation as Paul Stephen Trittin displays his novel “Jacobus – A Eunuch’s Faith: The Apprentice” at the 2019 Frankfurt International Book Fair. This eloquent gathering happens in Frankfurt, Germany on October 16-20, 2019. Save the date!
 
Paul Stephen Trittin’s book is available in any bookstores across the country and can be purchased online at shops like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, eBay, and Google Books. Get a copy today!
 
 
Jacobus – A Eunuch’s Faith: The Apprentice
Author | Paul Stephen Trittin
Publisher | Author Reputation Press
Published Date | May 27, 2019
Genre | Historical Fiction
ISBN-13 | 978-197008107-7
Paperback Price | $12.99
 
About the Author
 
Paul Stephen Trittin is a Southern California native born in 1946. He finished college at Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, California and then served the US Army in Congressional Liaison during the Vietnam era. He was appointed Vice President for three family-run corporations in Los Angeles and Director of Operations at Life Publishers International in Miami. Trittin also became the first non-Flemish to participate in National Flemish Art Exhibition in Belgium. He co-founded the Gay Christian Fellowship, chaired the Tweener Ministries, and sponsored international competitions for high school students to write or illustrate children’s books. A former closeted gay Christian from pre-puberty to 2009, Trittin is currently the Vice President of Agape World Mission, Inc., a compassion ministry founded to rescue throw-away children in Uganda, East Africa.
 

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