
Forced from Roman privilege into marriage with a tentmaker, Priscilla finds unexpected purpose beside the early Christian saints.
No reviews yet
Forced from Roman privilege into marriage with a tentmaker, Priscilla finds unexpected purpose beside the early Christian saints.
Missionary of Hope: Priscilla's Story is the thirteenth book in the Ordinary Women of the Bible fiction series. Priscilla has big plans for her future. As a pampered daughter of Rome, educated and ambitious, she has one goal: to serve as Emperor Claudius's historian. But all that changes when she is betrayed by her jealous brother. Instead of a life of wealth and history, she is forced to marry Aquila, a tentmaker, who had served her family for years before he bought his freedom. Stripped of her...
will contain mild spoilers
Forced marriage becomes partnership; mild clean romantic content
Mild peril tied to betrayal and Roman-era hardship
No profanity present
No evidence found in available sources
No LGBTQIA+ representation present
Central Christian faith journey; biblical figures and missionary hope
No magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Roman imperial court politics as historical backdrop
No evidence found in available sources
Forced marriage; betrayal; slavery and loss of status themes
No information found