Cry for Jerusalem: Book 4

69-70 CE: Final Siege

De: Ward Sanford

Narrado por: Simon de Deney

Duración: 25 h y 59 m

Resumen del Editor

The events and characters of this novel series are based on the writings of the first-century, Roman-Jewish historian Flavius Josephus.

The First Jewish Revolt against Rome in the first century led to the destruction of Jerusalem and its Temple, and to the rise of Christianity and modern Judaism. Now for the first time, ancient eyewitness accounts have been transformed into a series of suspense-laden novels, letting you enter the lives of the men and women involved on both sides. You get to experience their fears and hopes and dreams as they are forced to confront life and death and the meaning of their lives on a daily basis. This is an epic story you that will keep you engaged and wanting to listen to more!

In Book 4 (Final Siege), Rome finds itself in its own civil war with emperors lasting for months, not decades. Jerusalem continues to suffer under rival factions whose self-serving leaders refuse to unite. Their failure suddenly comes into sharp focus when the Romans arrive to a city with empty food stores. Fierce battles accompany a long siege, and starvation leads to acts of desperation. A last-minute plea for peace fails, and friends must look for meaning to what fate has delivered.

©2023 Ward Sanford (P)2023 Ward Sanford

Reseñas de la Crítica

“An impressive blend of historical portrayal and dramatic fiction.” (Kirkus Reviews)