Lorelie L. (artgal36) reviewed on 10/18/2006 + 471 more book reviews

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Justin Brice, son of a Scottish privateer, finds himself in Rome, studying for the priesthood to please his sin-tormented father. Lady Regina Redford is thousands of miles away and already promised to another man. What could possibly bring them together? What, indeed, but enduring love and a shared hunger for God's truth!
That love would cost Justin and Regina more than they could ever imagine. For as they join William Tyndale in his dream to translate the Bible into English, they face relentless persecution from the nobility and the established church. And as the dream is realized and they help to smuggle the first New Testaments into London, they experience the joy of success and the horror of betrayal. Through it all, their faith in God and love for one another remain strong. Set in the early days of the Protestant Reformation, this book draws a powerful portrait of two people in love with each other and with the Word of God.

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