Malon Ben-Tyrus is now an adult and desires freedom from the
tyranny of Rome.
He's sure Jesus will take his rightful place as ruler. When things don't work
out the way he expects, he's devastated. His disappointment is compounded by other
troubles, and he wonders if he and his family will survive.
This is the final book in Amber's Series. To get the most
out of this novel, you'll want to read the others first. They're all good, but
The Master's Calling was my favorite.
The author kept the pace moving along. Each character was
well-defined, and I cared about Malon. As in the other books in this series,
Amber's setting put me in the story.
The Master's Calling
gets a rating of 5 stars.
Writers: Research is
a key part of writing a novel. What resources do you use for your settings or
historical details?
Readers: Do you enjoy Biblical Fiction? What are some of the
titles you've read?
3 comments:
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about The Master's Calling, Susan!I'm thrilled you enjoyed the story.
One of my favorite Biblical Series was Lynn Austin's Kings Chronicles. I learned a lot about the kings in that time period, and by putting the scripture into story format brought the scripture into vivid pictures for me. And made me also dive into His word deeper. Currently for research I have 'raided' a pastor's library! :)
Hi Amber,
My pleasure. :)
Hi Lynn,
It's wonderful how a novel can whet your appetite for the Word. Jesus used stories to illustrate truth. Our books can do the same thing.
God bless,
Susan
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