Hadassah, Tommy Tenney
Hadassah, Tommy Tenney
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Hadassah
One Night With the King

Author: Tommy Tenney

Narrator: Aimee Lilly

Abridged: 3 hr 25 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Bethany House

Published: 11/19/2009


Synopsis

A gripping action/adventure full of political intrigue and suspense, with a brand-new perspective on a historical figure you may think you already know! Both a palace thriller and a Jewish woman's memoir, Hadassah brings the age-old story of Esther to life. This historically accurate novel layered with fresh insights provides a fascinating twist on a pivotal time in religious history, and readers will find it bursting with page-turning drama. During in-depth research on the life of Esther and its setting in ancient Persia--contemporary Iraq and Iran--Tenney discovered a compelling, heart-stopping tale lying at its core. He uses here his skilled storytelling gifts to capture the power and beauty of the peasant girl who became queen.

About Tommy Tenney

Tenney is the author of the best-selling book, The God Chasers. He has spent more than 10 years pastoring and more than 20 years in a traveling ministry visiting more than 40 countries. He and his wife, Jeannie, live in Louisiana with their three daughters.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Natalie on September 30, 2019

I'm not sure I've read anything quite like this before. Knowing the story of Esther, in the Bible, it was predictable especially towards the end. It reads like a romantic novel with the Biblical story in the background. Whilst avoiding graphic detail, the author describes bedroom scenes that will ma......more

Goodreads review by Eustacia on June 14, 2012

One of my favourite books in the Bible is the story of Esther. I mean, it's a classic Cinderella-type tale. Poor girl who becomes a queen. Plus, the fact that she saves her people means that she's way better than most of the Disney princesses (i.e. all except Mulan). And my favourite re-telling of t......more

Goodreads review by Leigh Ann on April 11, 2008

The actual story of Esther wasn't too bad, I mostly had a problem with the premise. This book in scroll form was written by Esther and his been unrolled and signed by every woman descended from her the night before her wedding. I'm guessing paper that's well over 2,000 years old is in pretty fragile......more

Goodreads review by Alison on March 31, 2015

This book was an enjoyable read, but I'm not able to give it four or five stars because the initial setup/prologue is cheesy, the writing level seemed to be lower than average adult reading level, and the conflict devices seemed cheesy as well. I felt the same say I feel when watching a better than......more

Goodreads review by Carolyn on September 14, 2009

This book was an okay read for me. Here's the scoop. If it were strictly a fictitious novel and not "historical fiction" I would have done better. I am told that the author did extensive research on the subject of Queen Esther before writing this book. In my opinion, he took his author's liberties w......more