Ebook {Epub PDF} Esther by Rebecca Kanner

Tag Archives: Esther Rebecca Kanner goes behind the scenes to retell Esther’s story. Posted on Ma by Rebecca Kanner. Reply “Kanner explores the wine-and blood-soaked politics of the Persian Achaemenid Empire, and sneaks around a palace where no one gets a good night’s sleep, because just about everyone wants someone dead.”. Renowned author Rebecca Kanner transports readers to the glittering and treacherous Persian Empire in this retelling of the story of Queen Esther. Before becoming a legend, Esther was a poor peasant girl, kidnapped in the darkness and forced to walk across the desert to join the harem of King Xerxes, the most powerful man in the www.doorway.rued on: J. A glittering Persian king with power beyond any other mortal man rules as a god, possessing any woman he wants. A Jewish girl ripped from her hut by his brutish warriors and marched to the palace prepares for her one night with the king -- determined to become his queen.

Review: Esther by Rebecca Kanner. A glittering Persian king has a vast empire that reaches farther than where the sun meets the horizon. He is bathed in riches and commands a frightening military force. He possesses power beyond any other mortal man and rules his kingdom as a god. Anything he desires, he has. Esther (Thorndike Press Large Print Christian Fiction)|Rebecca Kanner, The Distance Between|Eliza Osborne, Trouble in Tombstone|Tom J. Hopkins, Manual of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynaecology|Dastidar. Renowned author Rebecca Kanner transports readers to the glittering and treacherous Persian Empire in this retelling of the story of Queen Esther. Before becoming a legend, Esther was a poor peasant girl, kidnapped in.

Rebecca is an award-winning novelist and teacher. Her latest novel, Esther, was published by Simon and Schuster and chosen by Library Journal as one of the best fiction books of the year. NEW for book clubs and educators: The Esther Reading Group Guide. PRAISE: “Kanner’s characters crackle to life as Esther’s tale is related in glorious detail. A glittering Persian king with power beyond any other mortal man rules as a god, possessing any woman he wants. A Jewish girl ripped from her hut by his brutish warriors and marched to the palace prepares for her one night with the king -- determined to become his queen. Posts about Esther written by Rebecca Kanner. “Kanner explores the wine-and blood-soaked politics of the Persian Achaemenid Empire, and sneaks around a palace where no one gets a good night’s sleep, because just about everyone wants someone dead.”.