Anyone read books by this author? I've now read three, and i'm looking for the promised sequel to GABRIEL: The war in heaven. She's picked difficult genre, but so far her books (Noah: Moses: and Gabriel) have all been fun to read.
Anyone else out there?
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Ellen Gunderson Traylor
[quote=""annis""]I haven't read her books, Jack, but I did make a note of her a while ago, when I saw mention of her book about Jerusalem, written in a sweep-of-history Edward Rutherfurd style. She appears to be a prolific author, and has written a large number of books with biblical themes.[/quote]
Annis,
You're pretty spooky (perhaps it's the season) I just picked up Jerusalem yesterday. I'll get to it next week and let you know.
Annis,
You're pretty spooky (perhaps it's the season) I just picked up Jerusalem yesterday. I'll get to it next week and let you know.
I discovered this author last year. I like reading novels about Biblical characters and, seeing that she has written so many, I was looking forward to many pleasurable reading hours working my way through her books. I chose to read her book on Samson and, unfortunately, I was disappointed. Her story arc, as far as fictional secondary characters she added and the backstory she created for Samson and Delilah, was good. It was just the writing itself that left something to be desired. I haven't tried anything else by her.