Ahoti

<p><b>A masterful retelling of Tamar's story of redemption faith healing and justice</b></p><p><i>As an author of biblical fiction I know the amount of research and work that goes into crafting a story like this. Miriam Feinberg Vamosh and Eva Marie Everson comprise the perfect team.</i> --<b>Jerry B. Jenkins</b> <i>THE CHOSEN </i>series </p><p> Ravaged by one brother silenced and betrayed by another and abandoned by her father King David Tamar--once beloved daughter of the king of Israel and healer of the court--suddenly finds herself in exile fleeing for her life. But the story continues where the scriptures end: a dangerous journey and tenacious pursuit of her true identity and calling brings her full circle to her rightful place in the kingdom. </p> Enthusiasts of <b>Biblical Fiction</b> will love <i>Ahoti.</i><ul><li><i>Ahoti </i>brings to life the Old Testament story of the biblical princess Tamar the daughter of David King of Israel. </li><li> The familiar Bible story ends with Tamar living desolate (2 Samuel 13:20) but master storytellers Miriam Feinberg Vamosh and Eva Marie Everson take readers beyond this sorrowful ending to a horizon of hope thanks to their brilliant adaptation of an ancient anonymous manuscript purportedly written by Gad the Seer (1 Chronicles 29:29) which was discovered in India in the early 18th century. Beyond the biblical text this manuscript provides a surprising conclusion which has powerful modern-day significance. </li><li> Rich with cultural biblical and historic detail and spiritually compelling <i>Ahoti </i>will inspire readers to overcome humiliation pain betrayal and bitterness to embrace a life of purpose. </li></ul><i>Vamosh (</i>The Scroll<i>) and Everson (</i>The Ornament Keeper<i>) put an empowering spin on the biblical story of Tamar the daughter of King David...[I]t's a welcome and often gripping portrait of the unsung courage of a biblical heroine.</i><b>--<i>Publishers Weekly</i></b> <br> <b>Learn more at ahotibook.com.</b>