The Friar of Wittenberg

The Friar of Wittenberg is a historical novel that portrays the life of Martin Luther, an influential German religious leader and reformer in the 16th century, through the eyes of his friend and confidante, Brother Andreas. Through their friendship, the novel offers insight into the development of the Lutheran religion, as well as the political and social factors that influenced its growth.

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