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Dulebohn, Mary C

 
9781619550124: Paul's Letters to the Nabateans

Synopsis

It is the first century after the Great Master walked the earth. In this harsh land where life is precarious and swords wield sudden death, there is a hidden room that holds a mystery. There is also a messenger of hope, plus a young maiden who can dance like no other—betrothed against her will after glimpsing a stranger who makes her heart sing and her body tremble. "Schareil knew she had never danced so well. Still as a stone she finished, with her head bowed low to the floor as she held her breath. Not until she heard the snap of his fingers did she breathe again...." Within the fabled kingdom of Nabatea, in a refuge from Roman might, young girls talk at the well. A caravan has arrived with a teacher of renown who brings the word—

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À propos de l'auteur

Mary Dulebohn is a Portland, Oregon native. In 1981 she was an auditor at the Ramon Air Base in Israel, which was under construction by the U.S. government as a result of the Camp David Accords. Living in the middle of the Negev desert, she learned of the Nabatean civilization and explored the ruins of Shivta and Avdat, as well as their reconstruction vineyards and orchards. This novel is partly an outgrowth of those Negev Desert experiences. After returning to the U.S., she resumed her business consulting work, and wrote a weekly column—along with profile articles—for a regional newspaper, and has been published in many different periodicals over the years. Because of her experiences in the Middle East, particularly the Holy Lands, and the interest she developed for that region, she has done extensive research for the story in this book.

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