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Most Read This Week In Biblical Fiction

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Most Read This Week Tagged "Biblical Fiction"

The Queen's Cook (Queen Esther's Court, #1)

The Royal Artisan (Queen Esther's Court, #2)

Splendor of the Land (The King's Men, #3)

Up from Dust: Martha's Story (Women of the Way, #1)

Before the King: Joanna's Story (Women of the Way, #2)

Shield of the Mighty (The King's Men, #2)

The Woman from Lydia (The Emissaries, #1)

Between the Wild Branches (The Covenant House, #2)

The Hidden Warrior (The King's Men, #0.7)

Voice of the Ancient (The King's Men, #1)

The Chosen: I Have Called You By Name (The Chosen, #1)

Noble: The Story of Maakah (King David's Brides, #2)

The Chosen: And I Will Give You Rest (The Chosen, #3)

The Apostle's Sister (Jerusalem Road, #4)

The Chosen: Upon This Rock (The Chosen, #4)

The Ark and the Dove: The Story of Noah's Wife

The Life Giver: Shiphrah's Story (Ordinary Women of the Bible)

Potiphar's Wife (The Egyptian Chronicles, #1)

The Chosen: Come and See (The Chosen, #2)

The First Christmas: A Story of New Beginnings

Daughter of Light Charilene's Story (Ordinary Women of the Bible)

Daniel: Prophet at the King's Command, a Novel

The Love of a Princess (The Royals of Acuniel, #2)

Fallen From Babel (The Books of Babylon, #2)

Marduk's Tablet: What If the Legend Is True? (The Books of Babylon, #1)

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Quotes Tagged “Biblical Fiction”

“ This isle of Albion never ceased to amaze him. At night, Jesus would lay awake watching the stars before the gentle lull of the lapping waves sent him to sleep. But naturally, he was not so foolish as to camp where he could be washed out to sea by the tides and always made sure there was a safe way to scale the cliffs if the need arose. Once, he had been startled into wakefulness by an unfamiliar sound but soon realised it was the eerie calling of passing whales communicating with each other as ...more ”
― Natasha Rendell, Imagining Jesus

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“ I nodded and pulled out of his hold, instantly feeling chilled at the loss of his nearness and my throat aching from the urge to weep. But I forced myself to walk away, leaving him alone on the terrace with a broken shell and all my futile longings for what might have been. ”
― Connilyn Cossette, Between the Wild Branches

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