One fateful day, she loses the two men she loves most. Can hope triumph after the first murder?
Awan is reeling in agony. The man she loved has murdered her twin brother then disappeared. Tormented by his actions, recovery seems an impossible dream. When her well-meaning father tries to marry her to someone else, Awan refuses, knowing her heart is broken beyond repair.
Questioning the God who claims to stand for justice, Awan struggles to forgive. How can she when the murderer is still out there? Then she makes a terrible mistake that threatens to fracture her family further. In obedience to God's call, she sets out on a perilous pilgrimage, not knowing if the end will mean redemption or death.
Will Awan survive to find restoration for her soul?
The Wanderer Reborn is the second instalment in The Wanderer Biblical Historical fiction series, immersing readers in the ancient Genesis 4 epoch. A profound exploration of the first murder, it brings the Bible to life in a fresh way, delving into the character of the Creator God, Yahweh, and His earliest interactions with humankind. If you love Historical fiction, deep questions, and journeys into the unknown, then you'll love Natasha Woodcraft's continuation of the Cain & Abel story.
Awan is reeling in agony. The man she loved has murdered her twin brother then disappeared. Tormented by his actions, recovery seems an impossible dream. When her well-meaning father tries to marry her to someone else, Awan refuses, knowing her heart is broken beyond repair.
Questioning the God who claims to stand for justice, Awan struggles to forgive. How can she when the murderer is still out there? Then she makes a terrible mistake that threatens to fracture her family further. In obedience to God's call, she sets out on a perilous pilgrimage, not knowing if the end will mean redemption or death.
Will Awan survive to find restoration for her soul?
The Wanderer Reborn is the second instalment in The Wanderer Biblical Historical fiction series, immersing readers in the ancient Genesis 4 epoch. A profound exploration of the first murder, it brings the Bible to life in a fresh way, delving into the character of the Creator God, Yahweh, and His earliest interactions with humankind. If you love Historical fiction, deep questions, and journeys into the unknown, then you'll love Natasha Woodcraft's continuation of the Cain & Abel story.
