Linda Roth

Interesting story.

Revisado: 03-21-25

The mis pronunciation by virtual voice of the Hebrew words:
Ima, Abba, Shabbat were bothersome to listen to

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Criminal behavior

Revisado: 03-20-25

I would not have selected this book had I known who all the criminals were in the story. I did not like this story.

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The humanity and integrity most of the main characters clung to in spite of fear, danger and great challenge.

Revisado: 09-01-24

I liked it that the characters clung to hope in a very hopeless time. I also like how random circumstances brought varying levels of rescue.
May I be so courageous and hopeful in similarly trying times.

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The girls never lost their will and determination to survive, the drive to live and rise above terrible circumstances.

Revisado: 12-24-23

I was struck by the vivid detail tying all the lives together in this story, as well as the transparent way difficult and unpleasant subjects were addressed.

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Great faith

Revisado: 11-13-23

I enjoyed reading/listening to an exciting story about a man of strong faith and conviction.
Second book in the series is much better than the first.

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Everyone would benefit from this book

Revisado: 12-06-22

I liked the clarity of presentation
I liked the history included
The author was thorough.

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Terribly disappointed

Revisado: 03-29-18

I am a collector of books and stories about women of the Bible. I enjoy them immensely, and try to envision what their lives would be like day to day, and how I would have managed and survived in their place. I also look for what I can learn from their lives and experiences.
I understand the idea of author’s license and recognize how it fills a story with life, color and perspective. What I don’t understand is the killing of the two sons of Moses and Zipporah! Their lineage is listed in great detail numerous times in scripture. They lived, and in my opinion, it was a poor choice to tell the story any other way.
I don’t know how long Zipporah lived, but I would like to envision her enjoying her grandchildren and great grandchildren, rather than as a hateful, bitter and grieving mother.
This book is not the story of Zipporah, wife of Moses. It is simply poor fiction trying to be be based on a true story.
I want my money back.

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