Thom Lemmons Livres

Exploring the life of a young Nubian mother, this novel imagines a respected Christian sister to whom John entrusted his epistle in 2 John 1. As part of the Daughters of Faith series, it offers a dynamic portrayal of "Amanis," providing a unique perspective on the last days of the apostolic era. Through her experiences, readers gain insights into navigating monumental changes within the church and society, reflecting on personal faith in a transformative time.

In the second installment of the Daughters of Jerusalem series, the narrative delves into the fate of Lydia, the first European convert of Paul. The story intertwines historical and spiritual themes, exploring her journey and the impact of her faith in a rapidly changing world. Through rich character development and engaging plotlines, readers are invited to uncover Lydia's legacy and the broader implications of her conversion in the early Christian community.