
In A.D. 62 Rome, a Christian Jewish slave shares her faith with her wealthy mistress while developing a romance with the mistress's powerful brother.
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In A.D. 62 Rome, a Christian Jewish slave shares her faith with her wealthy mistress while developing a romance with the mistress's powerful brother.
Rome, the capital of the world in A. D. 62, was the site of privilege and poverty, of suptuousness and slavery. Yet Sara, a plain young Jewish slave with lovely large brown eyes who has become a Christian, is filled with far more peace than her wealthy mistress Diana. In Diana, though, Sara sees a spark of faith that could be fanned into a flame. And in Diana's strikingly handsome brother, Antonius, a Tribune of Rome, she sees a man at the pinnacle of power, searching for something more. Against...
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Central chaste romance between slave and Roman tribune with faith-based tension.
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No profanity present
No substance use depicted
No LGBTQ+ representation present
Central Christian faith, conversions, and peace through belief themes.
No magic or witchcraft present
No occult content present
Roman empire setting with slavery and power structures as backdrop.
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Slavery central; Jewish slave protagonist in Roman household.
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