A one-of-a-kind biblical reimagining of Joseph's rise from slavery to power and Asenath's journey to give her heart to him--blending faith, love, political intrigue, and redemption.
After Joseph shares prophetic dreams foretelling his rise to leadership, his jealous brothers rip him from everything he loves--casting him into a pit, stripping him of his treasured coat of many colors, and selling him to traders bound for Egypt. Alone in a foreign land, Joseph clings to the God of his fathers when Potiphar purchases him.
What begins as slavery becomes an astonishing rise to power.
In Potiphar's household, Joseph's intelligence and faith quickly set him apart. But his success draws dangerous attention. Potiphar's wife, Zuleika, becomes obsessed with possessing him--and when Joseph refuses her, her vengeance costs him everything, leaving him imprisoned and facing death.
Asenath, the illustrious daughter of a prominent Egyptian priest, is battling expectations of her own. Pursued by the ruthless prince Sethos, she longs to care for her beloved grandmother and study healing herbs--not become another ornament of Pharaoh's court. But after a courageous Hebrew slave comes to her defense, Joseph becomes impossible to forget. Years later, when his miraculous rise to power places him beside Pharaoh, Asenath must decide whether she can build a life with the man who now holds Egypt's future in his hands.
With famine closing in and nations desperate for food, Joseph must lead wisely while enemies circle close. And when the brothers who betrayed him arrive at his feet, he must decide whether his power will be used for revenge--or redemption.
Moore, H. B.
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