About the book:
When famine visits
Bethlehem, Boaz holds out hope for rain while his relative Elimelech
moves his wife Naomi and their sons to Moab. For a while, it appears the
Lord is blessing Elimelech's family, and his sons marry two lovely
Moabite women. But calamities strike, one after another, leaving Naomi
alone in a foreign land with only her childless daughters-in-law for
comfort. When news reaches Naomi that the famine in Bethlehem has
lifted, only Ruth will hazard the journey to her mother-in-law's
homeland. Destitute and downhearted, Naomi resigns herself to a life of
bitter poverty, but Ruth holds out hope for a better future. And Boaz
may be the one God has chosen to provide it.
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I highly recommend this book.
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6 comments:
I'm looking forward to reading this book!
Beautiful review! I love Biblical fiction. I'm excited to read this one. :)
I have read Ms. Smith's work in the past and have loved it! She is who I turn to for well written and beautiful Biblical fiction! This one is on my Wish List! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I'm a new follower.
You will love it!
Thanks, Caryl! Jill introduced me to biblical fiction and I love it.
Hi! Welcome to my blog! I hope you find encouragement for your heart in my posts. I hope you get to read it soon.
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