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Love Amid the Ashes
- Treasures of His Love, Book 1
- Narrated by: Lisa Larsen
- Length: 13 hrs and 55 mins
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Publisher's Summary
People often think of Job sitting on the ash heap, his life in shambles. But how did he get there? What was Job's life like before tragedy struck? What did he think as his world came crashing down around him? And what was life like after God restored his wealth, health, and family?
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- Anne R.
- 12-12-19
Great story.
It was hard to follow the story breaks and i had to push the 30 second repeat often. The recording did not allow for transitions. Because it was such a good story, I pressed on, but it was difficult throughout.
10 people found this helpful
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- DCoram
- 04-01-20
Love Amid the Ashes
I really enjoy biblical fiction—not as much as I love the Bible—but it somehow causes me to want to study the Bible more. This tale had me very curious about how Diana would meet up with Job. In the end, the author shows her research so it isn’t such a stretch of the imagination. It was a lovely story of perseverance and faith along with some love stories as well. Light reading for these challenging times we presently face.
7 people found this helpful
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- Robin Knourek
- 01-30-20
Great book!
I didn’t want to quit listening... it makes me want to do more research into the Old Testament.
6 people found this helpful
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- B. F. P. Vangronsvelt
- 07-06-20
Culturally flawed
I understand the writer tries to create a story that happened thousands of years ago. The interaction however between man and women is just too western minded and culturally impossible. Also what nerved me in this story was that Jacob is portrayed as an unforgiving nasty old man who acts cold and heartless towards his daughter Dina. This is an insult to the real meek person of Jacob who is a type of the Messiah. Book is quite boring at points and just not trustworthy, as the women here are the “saviours” of Job. Not recommended at all.
5 people found this helpful
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- Janet Lilly
- 04-17-20
I loved this story.
I will look for others by Mesu Andrews. I love biblical stories and even though fiction, I saw the Bible all through it. I will recommend to friends and family.
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- PJ
- 09-22-20
Not accurate for the time or the Bible
The author is just telling a story, not truly following the Biblical account of Jacob, or Esau, or Job. Job is not a part of Jacob's story. It is not even about a different interpretation of the story of Job. This novel is focused on Western ideas and belief not ancient or current Middle Eastern culture. Also, it seems to be focused on women, with the main character a woman not mentioned in the Bible. Another issue is that the main female is "BLONDE"! REALLY?! Why can't the culture of the people represented be true. A beautiful dark hair woman. I felt like it author was told various stories as a child and is trying to repeat them from memory.
As a story allow, it is a good story with the idea of pointing the audience to God, maybe. The story is about people doing things to help Job, rather than acknowledging the story is not about what Job did to or for others, it is all about God. Please read the Bible for accurate stories.
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- Donna D Sabsook
- 04-20-20
Good
The book was good but FOR ME it was hard to follow. I am not familiar with the story of Job so I got confused 1/2 way through.
This is just me because of my lack of knowledge.
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- Karon
- 08-19-21
God's love
Oh my goodness!!! This book was amazing. I had a hard time praising it.
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- Tracci
- 04-21-20
character deception
The story in itself was fine, not great. I don't think I can barely remember the description of JOB because of the grandeur of Dinahs beautiful blue eyes and blonde hair. The redundancy of her beautiful , delicate, non Arabian femininity was pounded into the story line.
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-05-20
Thoroughly Worthwhile
Loved it, and enjoyed the imagination which goes with it as it seems so close to the truth.
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- Suzduz
- 05-15-21
Brilliant yet again!
I can't wait for each book they are all so fabulous! I wasn't sure I'd enjoy reading about Job but she won me over and helped me understand the Bible story I love the research she puts into every character and maybe that's why it's so hard to say goodbye to them at the end
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- Stitchee-Erika
- 07-05-20
A beautiful story, beautifully narrated
The story is very biblical.
Lovely to listen to.
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- Narda
- 06-05-20
exciting love story based on truth.
this is an existing love story based on the thru word of God. a real eye opener.of how life was/ is in the eastern country.
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- Shianne
- 04-27-20
Another dimension to Job’s life
A well researched and written story. The author has written with heart & depth, drawing on the strengths and weaknesses of the various people, to bring the Biblical account of Job alive in a way I’ve never read it before. Although it was a little slow to start with, it soon riveted my attention and became very hard to put down. This is the first book I’ve read by Mesu Andrews, but she has now become a favourite author and I am looking forward to starting another of her books.
