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Francine Rivers Books
 | A Voice in the Wind, Mark of the Lion Series #1
By Francine Rivers / Tyndale House
A Jewish slave girl uses the only weapon she has---the gospel of Christ---to battle the immorality of the crumbling culture around her. Torn by her love for a handsome aristocrat, Hadassah clings to faith in a living God for deliverance from the forces of decadent Rome. Includes discussion questions for individuals or small groups. |
 | Echo In The Darkness, Mark Of The Lion Series #2
By Francine Rivers / Tyndale House
* First-century Rome comes alive in the gripping epic of Hadassah, a young Jewish Christian, and the Romans she serves as a slave! Torn between her desire to witness to her masters and her fear of persecution, she speaks out---but will her testimony land her with the lions in the arena? Includes a study guide. 480 pages, softcover from Tyndale. |
 | As Sure As The Dawn, Mark Of The Lion Series #3
By Francine Rivers / Tyndale House
When Atretes wins his freedom from the gladiator's arena, he finds his long-lost son in the care of a young Christian widow. But Rome's corrupt political powers soon force him to fight again---this time for himself and his newfound family. 448 pages, softcover from Tyndale. |
 | Redeeming Love
By Francine Rivers / Multnomah
Sold into prostitution in childhood, Angel is a bitter woman who trusts no man. But when God tells Michael Hosea to marry her, she learns to love---until fear overwhelms her and she returns to her former life. Can she be redeemed? A skillful retelling of the biblical story of Gomer and Hosea. 464 pages, softcover from Multnomah. |
 | And the Shofar Blew (softcover edition)
By Francine Rivers / Tyndale House
God summoned the ancient Israelites with the blast of a ram's horn. And he still calls people to action today! Dynamic young preacher Paul Hudson is committed to building his church---but at what cost? As he and his congregation struggle to live out their faith, they must choose between man's will---and God's. 450 pages, softcover from Tyndale. |
 | The Atonement Child
By Francine Rivers / Tyndale House
In one horrific moment, Dynah Carey's perfect world is shattered. A few weeks following the attack, she faces an agonizing decision that pushes her faith to its limits and threatens to tear her family apart. Will she choose to end the untimely life within her, or embrace it? Her decision will change more lives than she could ever imagine! 376 pages, softcover from Tyndale. |
 | The Last Sin Eater, DVD
By Word Entertainment Inc
Based on the bestseller by Francine Rivers! An Appalachian burial tradition in the 1850s fascinates 10-year-old Cadi, who is consumed with guilt over her little sister's death. Can a mysterious man really "absolve" her sins by eating bread and drinking wine---especially when her family's dark secret is exposed and threatens to split the community? (PG-13.) 117 minutes. |
 | The Last Sin Eater
By Francine Rivers / Tyndale House
It's an Appalachian burial tradition that fascinates 10-year-old Cadi. A mysterious man has just "absolved" the sins of her grandmother by eating bread and drinking wine at her gravesite. Consumed with guilt over her own unrighteousness, Cadi seeks the same redemption from this "sin eater"---while she's still alive! Is this man really the absolver of sins? 380 pages, softcover from Tyndale. |
![05689: The Shoe Box, Children"s Edition](http://ag.christianbook.com/g/thumbnail/0/05689t.gif "05689: The Shoe Box, Children"s Edition") | The Shoe Box, Children's Edition
By Francine Rivers / Tyndale Kids
Six-year-old Timmy O'Neil comes to live with Mary and David Holmes on a cloudy day in September When Timmy arrives, he has very few things with him. As the slowly makes new friends, he finds a chance to offer his small treasures to a very special someone.A tender and moving story from beloved author Francine Rivers, retold especially for children ages 6 to 10. And the bright, engaging art by Linda Dockey Graves will keep them coming back to this story of redemption over and over again. |
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