Francine RiversChristianity · Fiction·b. 1947
Voice in the Wind
Synopsis
In the heart of the Roman Empire, a young Jewish slave named Hadassah finds her faith tested when she falls for Marcus, the brother of her cruel owner. Having survived the destruction of her family and homeland, Hadassah must hide her true identity and beliefs to survive in a decadent world. Meanwhile, a captured German warrior fights for his life as a gladiator. Can love and faith endure amidst the brutality and decline of Rome?
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10
Content warnings (3)
TraumaAbuseViolence


