
A slave in ancient Jerusalem, Abigail navigates love, rebellion, and faith amid Roman and Jewish tensions.
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A slave in ancient Jerusalem, Abigail navigates love, rebellion, and faith amid Roman and Jewish tensions.
Beautiful is a dangerous thing to be when one is unprotected. For seven years, Abigail has been a slave in the Visibullis house. With a Hebrew mistress and a Roman master, she has always been more family than servant . . . until their son returns to Jerusalem after his years in Rome. Within a few months Jason has taken her to his bed and turned her world upsidedown. Maybe, given time, she can come to love him as he says he loves her. But how does she open her heart to the man who ruined her? Isr...
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Central romantic relationship with on-page sexual content; includes coercion and complex consent issues.
Frequent violence including crucifixion and rebellion; graphic death scenes depicted.
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Central Christian themes; overt depictions of faith, crucifixion, and spiritual transformation.
No fantasy magic depicted.
No real-world occult content depicted.
Moderate focus on Roman-Jewish cultural and political tensions.
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Pervasive themes of slavery, coercion, and sexual assault; central to protagonist's suffering.
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