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In This Place Together

A historical biblical novel of mystery and forgiveness

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In This Place Together

By: Jean Rezab
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A Biblical Fiction book bringing God's goodness and forgiveness to life...

In the town of Naraah, near the region of Judea, Sapphira begins a desperate quest to find a physician to heal her beloved husband Aaron, who is near death. Living in a time when women are considered possessions, Sapphira fears her brother will force her to marry a cruel man if Aaron doesn't survive.

Sapphira's frantic search forces her to associate with criminals and leads her into committing actions she'll regret. When she hears about the miraculous healings by Jesus of Nazareth, she convinces her friends to set out on a journey to bring her husband to the Great Healer, hoping the stories about him are true.

A courageous woman confronts difficult choices, while discovering her strengths in her determination to save her family in this historical novel.


Re-edited and published with new cover. Historical Fiction Women's Fiction Inspiring
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I appreciated the message that we are all forgiven, if we ask and if we trust. I would have been happier if their had been human forgiveness at the end, but that doesn't always happen, and we still need to carry the burden of our failures.

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