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Leaving Eden
Leaving Eden brilliantly brings to life that watershed moment in our history when man -- and woman -- turned their backs on the most ancient of laws in order to strike out in independence. Told from the point of view young Na'amah, Adam's daughter by his first wife, Lilith, it tells of the passing of the ancient Goddess and the birth of the new God. At the publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management software (DRM) applied.
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- "A feminist novel portraying Adam of the Bible as a traitor who rejected the female goddess of his clan for a male god. As for Eve, she is too stupid to realize she is destroying her own. Narrated by Na'amah, Adam's daughter by his first wife, Lilith. By the author of The Reign of the Favored Women."
- "Leaving Eden brilliantly brings to life that watershed moment in our history when man -- and woman -- turned their backs on the most ancient of laws in order to strike out in independence. Told from the point of view young Na'amah, Adam's daughter by his first wife, Lilith, it tells of the passing of the ancient Goddess and the birth of the new God. At the publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management software (DRM) applied."@en