Best-selling author and inspirational speaker, Tommy Tenney teams up with Mark Andrew Olsen to deliver a mesmerizing tale of historical fiction. Favorably compared to Anita Diamant's The Red Tent (RB# 96750) for its unexpected plot twists, Hadassah is the fictional account of the Bible's Esther, the Jewish peasant girl who became queen of Persia.
"Best-selling author and inspirational speaker, Tommy Tenney teams up with Mark Andrew Olsen to deliver a mesmerizing tale of historical fiction. Favorably compared to Anita Diamant's The Red Tent (RB# 96750) for its unexpected plot twists, Hadassah is the fictional account of the Bible's Esther, the Jewish peasant girl who became queen of Persia."@en
""One night with the King changes everything." This is the message Esther, later known as Queen Hadassah, wrote circa 492 B.C. to one special candidate for new bride to King Xerxes. Now, in the present day, another Hadassah, descendant of the bridal candidate, has been given these stories, passed down from generation to generation."@en
"A Jewish woman reads a letter from Esther, which has been passed down from generations before her, and is drawn into the story of a simple peasant girl who became Esther, Queen of Persia."@en
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