The Exodus of Ayala
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Alexandra Shaw
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Alexandra Shaw
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Ayala Abraham, finds herself and her family in danger following the creation of new a country. As hostility toward her family intensifies in her home country and neighboring nations, her family's safety and livelihood are put at risk. A chance encounter with a British soldier sets in motion a series of events that will permanently alter Ayala's life.
Ayala's family must decide what to do when her country institutes Martial Law where her faith is deemed criminal. Driven by an unwavering determination, Ayala must accept that life as she once knew it has drastically changed. She must leave her home and journey to another to escape persecution. Ultimately, it is up to Ayala to define her own identity and chart her path to safety.
"The Exodus of Ayala" interweaves themes of survival, friendship, family, and love transcending borders. It is a story that exemplifies courage and resilience.
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- Jessica L.C. Weller
- 01-12-25
Hearts, Hardships, and Harrowing
I took a few days between finishing this book and reviewing it because I wanted to give it the time that it deserved.
I listened to this on Audible, as the author gave it to me in this form for review. I looked up the page numbers, as I couldn't believe the emotional roller coaster Ms. Shaw took me on in such a short time. In case you're wondering, it's 97 pages of writing from cover to cover.
Almost immediately, the female main character experienced a traumatic event. The male main character, who came to her rescue, became lovingly protective of her. She and he began to have feelings for each other. As a female reader who has experienced somewhat similar and significant trauma to the very young woman, I felt an immediate connection to her. This also led me to feeling grateful for the man who helped her.
The story leads us, very quickly through terrifying events with historical nuances. As a reader, I was momentarily transported into a Jewish family, language, dialect, and I swear I could taste and smell the foods and scents described.
I don't like to give spoilers, so I strongly encourage you to read this book yourself! I'm sure the physical book is amazing, but I LOVED listening to the author's narration on Audible! Perhaps give immersive reading a try doing both at the same time!
This is the second book I've read by Alexandra Shaw. She has several more! I am thrilled to say that this is a 5 ⭐ read for me, and I will eagerly read more by her!
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