The Last Queen of Sheba by Jill Francis Hudson

I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. Shining brightest in the novel is the sovereignty of God along with His desire to make Himself to known to all who seek Him with all their hearts.ĭisclosure of Material Connection: I received one or more of the products or services mentioned above for free in the hope that I would mention it on my blog. The length and hardship of traveling back in those times is breathtaking as well as the danger caravans faced due to wild beasts or bandits.īefore readers enter the world of fiction it might be best to read the author’s notes in the back along with the Bible references in order to distinguish fact from fiction.

It was heartbreaking to see the disaster that pantheism and idolatry befell Israel after Solomon’s reign. I really enjoyed seeing the positive and negative of Solomon written in the book to show all the more the glory of God and our need of Him. There are those instances of cussing that I wonder if so far back mankind spoke such words or if there were other ways of expressing disgust. The tale itself is enthralling even though there are a few cuss words used in the book.

The list of sources though could be better expounded upon including any websites available for readers desiring more historical information. The Last Queen of Sheba is a work of fiction as there aren’t many Biblical or extraneous writings giving knowledge of those who ruled in a place so unlike any I studied.Īt the end of book, the author shares where readers can learn about the past and other sources used in preparation for writing.

Tamrin’s character sheds light on the inner workings of government in Sheba and Jerusalem. The tale of Sheba and her queens is told from the sole point of view of Tamrin the Merchant.

The Last Queen of Sheba by Jill Francis Hudson