
In 1st-century Rome, a young Jewish slave clings to her Christian faith amid decadence, slavery, and persecution while torn by love for an aristocrat.
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In 1st-century Rome, a young Jewish slave clings to her Christian faith amid decadence, slavery, and persecution while torn by love for an aristocrat.
Book 1 in the 3-book historical Christian fiction series by the New York Times bestselling author of Redeeming Love and The Masterpiece. The first book in the beloved Mark of the Lion series, A Voice in the Wind brings readers back to the first century Roman empire and introduces them to a character they will never forget―Hadassah. While wealthy Roman citizens indulge their every whim, Jews and barbarians are bought and sold as slaves and gladiators in the bloodthirsty arena. Amid the depravity ...
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Kisses and brief glimpses of intimacy; references to rape and abortion.
Gladiator battles, beatings, poison, murder, and graphic violence.
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Social drinking in Roman settings depicted.
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Central Christian faith, prayer, persecution, and redemption themes.
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References to Roman pagan gods and rituals.
Roman empire politics, slavery, and class divisions explored.
Mentions of self-harm and suicide.
Slavery, rape, beatings, child death, and systemic cruelty depicted.
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