Rhoda's Lost Journal: The Lost Scrolls Series Book 2
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Book Details
Author(s)
Sue C. Weaver
Publisher
Sue. C. Weaver
ISBN / ASIN
B00G4GIMMM
ISBN-13
978B00G4GIMM0
Marketplace
India 🇮🇳
Description
Sara Holt dreamed of walking through the ancient ruins of Rome. As she made plans to visit each site on her long itinerary with a tour group, she becomes enchanted by Ari Hershey, a business man from Jerusalem, who invites himself along.
During one of her site tours, Sara stumbles upon an ancient leather bound journal. Tucking the book quickly into her bag, thinking only to look at it and return it to the authorities later, she has no idea she s being watched.
Later that evening she receives a strange phone call. He knows who she is, where she is and what she has done. Sara has no choice but to trust Ari with this threatening call. Could he have been the caller? If not Ari, then who could it be? She knew no one in Rome.
Ari rushed to Sara s room and she told him all about the journal. Ari is able to begin the translation of the book. He and Sara become engrossed in the compelling drama of Rhoda, the servant girl from the Book of The Acts of the Apostles, during the time of Peter and Paul.
Sara and Ari find themselves in many occasions of danger, stalking, and even murder, yet through it all they find love and promises for a bright future together. But can they have a future together...the wealthy and handsome Jewish man from Jerusalem and the beautiful young Christian woman from Kentucky?
During one of her site tours, Sara stumbles upon an ancient leather bound journal. Tucking the book quickly into her bag, thinking only to look at it and return it to the authorities later, she has no idea she s being watched.
Later that evening she receives a strange phone call. He knows who she is, where she is and what she has done. Sara has no choice but to trust Ari with this threatening call. Could he have been the caller? If not Ari, then who could it be? She knew no one in Rome.
Ari rushed to Sara s room and she told him all about the journal. Ari is able to begin the translation of the book. He and Sara become engrossed in the compelling drama of Rhoda, the servant girl from the Book of The Acts of the Apostles, during the time of Peter and Paul.
Sara and Ari find themselves in many occasions of danger, stalking, and even murder, yet through it all they find love and promises for a bright future together. But can they have a future together...the wealthy and handsome Jewish man from Jerusalem and the beautiful young Christian woman from Kentucky?
