Maura M. (maura) reviewed The Eagle and the Lamb (Brides of the Empire, Bk 1) on + 162 more book reviews
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I enjoyed this story. Another story of first century Christians under Roman rule with romantic twist.
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Rome, the capital of the world in A.D.62, was the site of privilege and poverty, of sumptuonsness and slavery, Yet, Sara, a plain young Jewish slave with large brown eyes,who had become a Christian, is filled with more peace then her wealthy mistress Diana. Against the tableau of the twighlight of the Roman Empire-soon to be torched by the mad Nero-is a love story that transends time.
Pamela K. (nanapamk) reviewed The Eagle and the Lamb (Brides of the Empire, Bk 1) on + 62 more book reviews
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Story of Rome. Young Sara a Jewish slave has become a Christian. In her mistress Diana she sees a spark of faith. Antonius, Diana's brother is a Tribune of Rome searching for something more. Against the tableau of the twilight of the Roman Empire--soon to be torched by the mad Nero--is a love story that transcends time. Author Darlene Mindrup takes you into the past to live in the times of the Roman Empire very realistically. A VERY GOOD READ.
