David James Trapp's The Bard of Bethlehem was awarded an "honorable mention" by the 2008 New England Book Festival.
The New England Book Festival just released the results of its 2008 awards. Included in the fiction awards was an honorable mention for David James Trapp's The Bard of Bethlehem.
David Trapp's novel is the story of a Celtic harpist who plays songs to the Star of Bethlehem. He follows the Star to Jerusalem and Bethlehem. A gripping story filled with history, romance and music! The book is published by PublishAmerica, ISBN 1-4241-3313-0. It is available in fine bookstores and online.
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