pickI quite enjoyed the retelling of Bathsheba‘s story. Angela Hunt doesn‘t pull any punches on this one. She portrays the ugliness without being indelicate. My only complaint is there a phrase she uses over and over again to the point that you cannot believe the characters would speak that way. It takes a little away from the realism, but overall a great book.
"Everybody, soon or late, sits down to a banquet of consequences." - Robert Louis Stevenson
so-soJust finished the second book in this series about beautiful women of the Bible. I did enjoyed this book. There is so much to learn from David's life. This book, while through the eyes and point of view of Bathsheba, covered the span of David's life from the point of meeting Bathsheba to his death. I do feel like the author took more liberties in writing this book compared to Esther. But, she does explain her choices at the end of the novel.
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1. Teleport. Something about reading minds feels like trouble
2. Tagged above. Partially read but enjoying so far
3. I'm suppose to be eating healthy 🤦
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Bathsheba: Reluctant Beauty | 
