Julia Voznesenskaya

She is a laureate of the prizes Orthodox Christian Book of Russia (Православная книга России) and Alye Parusa (Crimson Sails).

Probably her most popular book is the first of a two-part series, called "Cassandra's Path, or Adventures with Macaroni", a science fiction apocalyptic view from the Christian perspective of the last days, and of one woman's journey to faith.

Each of the characters has to make their own decision about where to direct their life and immortal soul: to the indulgence of the flesh or to the Kingdom of God.

The historical novel "The Miracle at Edes" explores the legend of three early Greek Christians named Simon, Gury, and Aviv (the patrons of marriage in Greece).

Their tale revolves around the exciting and even dangerous adventures of a newly married couple, with a spectacular twist ending.