Mary Magdalene thrives in Herod's opulent court but battles inner darkness from her indulgences, feeling increasingly empty.
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Mary Magdalene thrives in Herod's opulent court but battles inner darkness from her indulgences, feeling increasingly empty.
At His Feet: Mary Magdalene’s Story is the fourth book in the Extraordinary Women of the Bible historical fiction series. Mary Magdalene, a favorite in Herod’s court, is living a life she could only dream of. But darkness plagues her, and it seems the more she indulges, the emptier she feels. Why can no one see her? Then one day John the Baptizer is dragged into the court. His words enrage Herodias—but they pierce Magdalene’s soul. He calls them all to repentance, but what does that mean? Soon, ...
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Minor allusions to a past life of indulgence and emptiness, implied as sexual without on-page scenes.
Depictions of biblical violence including a beheading and references to crucifixion; not graphic but recurring.
No profanity present.
Brief references to courtly drinking and indulgence, portrayed as empty and cautionary.
No LGBTQIA+ representation.
Central Christian themes of repentance, forgiveness, healing by Jesus, and discipleship; devotional and conversion-focused.
No evidence found in available sources.
Biblical demonic possession plagues protagonist; exorcism by Jesus as healing, framed as occult darkness.
Minor court intrigue and conflicts with authorities, emphasizing faith over worldly power.
No self-harm or suicide depicted.
Fleeting references to courtly cruelty and historical suffering; no graphic abuse.
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