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PRUNED: Bathsheba's Story
PRUNED
A Novel of Bathsheba
Book 6 of the Women That Love Series
By Kaline Remillard
They called her a seductress. A scandal. A stolen wife.
But Bathsheba was never the lesson, they just never let her speak.
In this lyrical and heart-wrenching reimagining, Kaline Remillard gives voice to the woman history tried to erase. Pruned is not a story of scandal—, t is a story of survival, of sacred ache, and the resilience of a woman whose name bore a king, but whose silence bore the cost.
From the hush of forbidden rooftops to the ache of an empty nursery, Bathsheba’s journey is one of stolen breath and hard-earned bloom. She is touched before she is named, watched but not protected, yet she becomes the root of a kingdom that will echo into eternity.
Told in vivid prose and cinematic detail, this sixth installment of the Scattered series invites readers to walk barefoot beside one of Scripture’s most misunderstood women, and to ask what happens when the soil that grew shame begins to grow something sacred instead.
For readers who carry quiet grief, silenced love, and the courage to bloom anyway.
A Novel of Bathsheba
Book 6 of the Women That Love Series
By Kaline Remillard
They called her a seductress. A scandal. A stolen wife.
But Bathsheba was never the lesson, they just never let her speak.
In this lyrical and heart-wrenching reimagining, Kaline Remillard gives voice to the woman history tried to erase. Pruned is not a story of scandal—, t is a story of survival, of sacred ache, and the resilience of a woman whose name bore a king, but whose silence bore the cost.
From the hush of forbidden rooftops to the ache of an empty nursery, Bathsheba’s journey is one of stolen breath and hard-earned bloom. She is touched before she is named, watched but not protected, yet she becomes the root of a kingdom that will echo into eternity.
Told in vivid prose and cinematic detail, this sixth installment of the Scattered series invites readers to walk barefoot beside one of Scripture’s most misunderstood women, and to ask what happens when the soil that grew shame begins to grow something sacred instead.
For readers who carry quiet grief, silenced love, and the courage to bloom anyway.
89 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 15, 2025
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