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Fire in the Desert
Book 3 in the Kingdom Come series.
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After the resurrection, Eliana and the surviving members of the ensemble confront the upheaval described in Acts. Pentecost, conflict in Jerusalem, persecution and the expansion of the movement beyond Judaea transform private grief into dangerous public commitment, while Saul’s violence and conversion alter the direction of the story.
The novel follows the first Christian communities as they negotiate Temple authority, Roman power, internal disagreement and a mission that crosses social and ethnic boundaries. Its characters provide an invented human perspective on the apostolic narrative, and its central concerns are faith, witness, forgiveness and the cost of carrying a new religion into the wider empire.
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