Ten women. Ten stories. One God.
A powerful, historical fiction book about famous women in the Bible. This personalised account of their lives shows that their circumstances may not be far from our own.
If you're looking for examples to live by, from strong women in the Bible, you'll love Eve's story as she shares about her life with Adam and her pain of having warring children. Empathise with Michal as she reflects on a life of disappointment with David and hear Leah talk about her desolation as 'a married single'.
Amidst all the challenges and hardships, these women find hope and redemption in the face of adversity. And as their stories unfold, we see reflections of our own lives and encounter a timeless message of faith and perseverance.
Get ready to be inspired and moved by the powerful stories of these biblical women.
If you like religious historical fiction, or are looking for Christian books for women, or stories about women in the Bible to strengthen your faith, then God has Daughters, Too is for you.
Loved The Red Tent by Anita Diamant? You'll also enjoy God has Daughters, Too.
PRAISE FOR GOD HAS DAUGHTERS, TOO
Every so often a book comes along that stops you in your tracks... For me this is such a book - The NEWS Paper
...helps us hear the voices of some of the forgotten or misunderstood women in the Old Testament - Home and Family
This ambitious and creative book has plenty of unusual and enlightening insights, with more than a few touches of wit - The Methodist Recorder
The author...opens up to us the stories of women from the Old Testament - Magnet
This is an enjoyable and thought-provoking read - Catholic Education Today
Hear the women's voices...
I wasn't always known as 'The one who gave Adam the fruit'. I had a name, Eve, which means 'living', but most people prefer to call me by another title - 'The one who brought about the Fall' . This is my story - Eve
'But you're my number one,' David used to say. Of course I was. And I'm equally sure that he meant it at the time he said it to me. Usually, just before he would go to his other women. But what could I do? - Bathsheba
I couldn't breathe when I was with Hosea, the dooming and glooming prophet, who was also my husband. I needed excitement. I needed drastic change in my life, and I knew I had to make it happen myself ? so I did - Gomer, aka Hosea's wife.
