
Rebel Daughter
Lori Banov Kaufmann
During the Roman siege of Jerusalem in the first century CE, Esther is the daughter of a high priest who resists traditional expectations for Jewish women. She wants more than the arranged marriage her parents have planned with a prosperous silversmith. Against the destruction of Jerusalem, Esther confronts loss, love, capture, and enslavement. Her story is rooted in family obligations and survival during a period of war and upheaval.
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