The Woman from Lydia

Emissaries, Book 1

De: Angela Hunt

Narrado por: Rachel Botchan

Duración: 9 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

Widowed Euodia, known to her neighbors as "the Lydian woman," seeks to make a fresh start by moving to the foreign city of Philippi. She finds new purpose after meeting Paulos, apostle to the Gentiles, who opens her eyes to helping those in need, particularly women and those who have been enslaved.

Retired Roman soldier Hector has settled in Philippi with dreams of a future filled with wealth and status, pooling his army earnings with Lucius, his fellow comrade in arms turned business partner. His hopes are dashed, however, when Paulos robs their youngest slave of her lucrative ability to foretell the future, rendering her worthless to Hector's ambition.

When Euodia becomes aware that Sabina is being mistreated, she buys Sabina from Lucius, intending to set the girl free. But when Hector claims the sale was not legitimate, he takes Sabina back and swears he will find someone to restore her valuable "gift" . . . even if he must travel to the ends of the earth to do so. Following close behind him, Euodia and her servants set out to rescue Sabina, not for gain, but to rescue and set her free forever.

In her stirring series starter, New York Times bestselling author Angela Hunt dives into the perilous days of the early church as Christians struggle to remain true to their faith amid the highest of risks in a hostile pagan culture.

©2023 Angela Hunt (P)2023 Recorded Books

the Woman from Lydia

Very good. Loved the passion and love that was so prevalent. Story was real and love was felt. Another great book!!

The Woman from Lydia

I love biblical fiction, and this story was a creative one that included several biblical characters woven into an entertaining story. Good job! 🥰

I'm always disappointed when her books end.

I look forward to Angela Hunt's books. I can enjoy and learn by researching peuces of biblical information, history, and/or cultural beliefs. I'm always disappointed when the book ends. Thank you, Ms. Hunt.

Very enjoyable

Performance was well done and the story well written. I enjoyed the audio book very much. I’ll listen to this book again!

The Woman from Lydia

Angela Hunt is a relatively new author to me. Before I get started reviewing the book, the narrator was outstanding.

Euodia is widowed and becomes a maker of purple. The process of making purple was amazing to me. She purchased a slave to free her, as she does with all hers slaves. Sibon, the slave is a young girl and once was possessed by demons. There are many twists, many of them pleasant revelations throughout the story. Euodia is a believer and guided by the Spirit. This story gives a marvelous and realistic look at customs during this time. I also enjoyed the relationship between Euodia and her steward. I can’t do justice in this review.

If you enjoy Biblical fiction, this is definitely an author you will enjoy. I’m looking forward to the next in the series and also catching up on all her books I’ve missed.

The narrator always delivers well!

A little longer ending would have been good that finished the story in Philipi - unless there’s a sequel 😊

Great book!

It only took me half of two eight hour workdays to listen to this one! As with all of Angela Hunt’s work, I was enthralled!

Excellent

I enjoyed this story as well as many other of Angela’s books that obtain Biblical history and fiction. I thoroughly enjoy her work!

Both the Author & Narrator

I loved listening to this book and this very gifted narrator brought Angela Hunt's wonderful words to life for me. Just listening to her read this enjoyable Christian Fiction novel a very pleasurable experience indeed!!! Highly recommend!!! I'm rating this one 5 stars in every possible category!!!
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Enjoy every moment of this book!!

Loved it!!! I felt like I was in the story!! Thank you for your novels