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He and his wife, Connie, and their three children make their home in the mountains of Colorado. He grew up in France, the son of missionaries, and is a Professional Writing graduate of Baylor University. ---------- Mark Andrew Olsen is a full-time

• Title : The Hadassah Covenant
• Author : Tommy Tenney
• Rating : 4.86 (611 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-2-4
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 352 Pages
• Asin : 076422736X
• Language : English

He and his wife, Connie, and their three children make their home in the mountains of Colorado. He grew up in France, the son of missionaries, and is a Professional Writing graduate of Baylor University. ----------

Mark Andrew Olsen is a full-time writer and the author of The Assignment. A prolific author, he has more than three million books in print in over 30 languages. He speaks in over 150 venues around the world each year, sharing his heart with many thousands.

. Tommy Tenney is the author of the million copy bestseller The God Chaser

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(Nov.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. In a parallel contemporary story, the Israeli prime minister's wife, Hadassah (a descendent of Leah), must delve into the past to resolve a tragic standoff with terrorists who threaten the lives of contemporary Jews living anonymously in the Middle East. This sequel lacks the freshness of Tenney and Olsen's original collaboration, Hadassah: One Night with the King. From Publishers Weekly What was "the rest of the story" of the biblical Queen Esther? Could her impact still reverberate through generations to the present? In Tenney's ancient Persia (now Iraq and Iran), the king is brutally murdered, and Esther (aka Hadassah) wonders what her role might be in continuing to further God's plan for her people. It appears it might require aiding her uncle Mordecai in preparing Leah, a lovely young Jewess, for her "audition" night with the new king—letting histor

Will Queen Esther and Mordecai be able to rescue Leah from the "ash heap" of Persian royal tradition? And even if they can, will Leah ever be able to truly love someone after all she has been through?. The successor to Xerxes has no love for the Jews, and when he discovers the Star of David medallion on Leah (the young queen's candidate Esther wrote to in Hadassah), he is outraged. The modern-day Hadassah, introduced to readers in the previous novel, is the wife of Israel's Prime Minister, with all its reflected power but also its isolation. And then she learns of information that could have tragic repercussions on Jews living in Iraq, where Queen Esther had laid her own life on the line to save her people. The inner pain she feels as her beloved land and people are terrorized by political strife and bombings is made even more personal as her own father comes under attack. Leah is delegated to the "rejected" category, virtually a prisoner for life in the king's palace, with no hope and no future