Women of the Passion: a novel
Women of the Passionis a religious thriller. It is a social history in the sense that it describes the roles of the characters and the dynamics of the women's participation in the Jesus Movement. Best of all, it is a page turner. --Miriam Vosbergh, women's studies professor and sociologistI thoroughly enjoyedWomen of the Passion. It is beautifully written and catches the character of the women and men whose names were previously the only thing I knew about them. I felt myself back in those frightening times for Christians. I never had a sense of that before. --Jack Dobyn, novelist, author of The Neon Dragon and Frame UpInWomen of the Passion, Joan Lynch brings to life a pivotal era in world history. This novel is filled with suspense, intrigue, and fascinating details of conditions in Jerusalem in the first century. --Carolyn McCresh, historian and retired professor of history