Dreamers

I loved this historical novel. According to the author the biblical account of the story of Joseph is not contradicted. And the pharaohs and queens mentioned in the book live in the annals of Egyptian history. The author says the two records of history intersect. This book is a page turner and the f......more

**Update** The prior review holds true. This book survives round two of the purge from my personal collection. A review from my old blog (of the whole series) ... I have loved every Angela Hunt book I have ever read. Thus it was with great delight that I embarked on reading this series and another to......more

From the back cover: Though as naturally elegant as any queen, Tuya came as a teenaged slave to Potiphar's household, a personal gift from the mighty Pharaoh. Tall and slender, the young girl had eyes that shone like a stream of gold in the fading light, and her face was as perfectly chiseled as the......more

I always enjoyed Angela Hunt's work. While this is a well-told story, I admit to being disappointed in how much the fictional parts of the book took precedence over the Biblical accounts. The same holds true with the many fictional characters. The story-telling is exceptional, but the overall plot s......more

I really enjoyed reading this familiar story from the perspective of a slave in Potiphar's house! I'm excited to read the next two books in this series.......more