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No Woman so Fair
First published 2003
Combining extensive research with skillful plotting, Morris creates believable scenarios in which his fictional characters are worthy of their biblical counterparts. In No Woman So Fair, Abram and Sarai struggle with the call of God on their lives and his promise to give them a child. Their battles with doubt and temptation will have readers glued to the pages and seeing spiritual forbears in a new light.
Set against Patriarchal Narratives in Bronze Age Canaan, the book is biblical fiction: private dialogue, chronology and motives are imaginative expansions of scripture rather than independently documented biography.
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