Ann Burton

More information to be announced soon on this forthcoming title from Penguin USA.

Rahab's Story

A Novel (Women of the Bible)

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Abigail's Story

The bible is filled with women of faith, bravery, and cunning. Here is one woman’s tale—as it might have happened… “And the city shall be accursed…and all that are therein…only Rahab the harlot shall live…”—Joshua 6:17 Once, she was Rahab the Beautiful, eldest daughter of a weaver—and secret believer in her dead mother’s cherished Judaism. But when her hateful stepmother accused her of witchery, Rahab was banished to almost certain death in Jericho. Now the girl known as Rahab the Outcast has no choice but to mingle with the city’s untouchables—and join its ranks of prostitutes… Even from the mire, Rahab keeps alive her faith in God. Then two Jewish spies for Joshua appear on her doorstep, begging her to hide them. Now, Rahab faces the biggest decision of her life: stay safe and slam the door in their faces—or help her fellow believers, and transform herself from harlot to heroine.

Women of the Bible: Rahab's Story: A Novel

To settle her brother's gambling debt, Abigail convinces her boorish lord to marry her. Exiled by him to the life of a shepherdess, she grows to love David, who will come face-to-face with her husband in a war and destroy her hopes of peace.

"Once, she was Rahab, the beautiful eldest daughter or a rug seller--and secret believer in her dead mother's cherished Judaism. But when her hateful stepmother accused her of witchery, Rahab was banished to live off the streets in Jericho. Now the girl known as Rahab the Outcast has no choice but to mingle with the city's untouchables--and join its ranks of prostitutes ... Even in the mire, Rahab keeps alive her faith in God. Then two Jewish spies for Joshua appear on her doorstep, begging her to hide them. Now, Rahab faces the biggest decision of her life: stay safe and slam the door in their faces--or help her fellow believers and transform herself from harlot to heroine ..."--Flyleaf.

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