Book Review:
A tale for our times-both cautionary and uplifting-"Miriam: Repentance and Redemption in Rome" is the story of what it means to love and to sacrifice. Author Cheryl Dickow shines as she expertly weaves the lives of such saints as Padre Pio and Edith Stein into the story of Miriam, a Mossad agent. The reader is taken on an unforgettable journey that invites everyone to explore his or her own beliefs and attitudes in light of the Truth of Christ.
Join agents as they seek to accomplish their tasks for the Four Horsemen Mission. See what happens when the United States passes the ultimate in pro-abortion legislation. Contemplate the seemingly impossible as the veil between heaven and earth is pulled aside in a moment that will change the course of humanity.
Dickow brilliantly uses the Jewish roots of Christianity to draw the past into the present. Her knowledge of both faiths is skillfully used in this cleverly crafted work of fiction which will leave the reader satisfied and yet wanting more
What was said about Dickow's first book aptly applies to this, her second, in which she solidifies her place as an author of women's inspirational Christian fiction:
"I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys reading short novels, Christian fiction, travel books, or realistic women's fiction." Valerie
"Good, Catholic fiction of the modern era is not that easy to come by, so when I picked up Cheryl Dickow's Elizabeth: A Holy Land Pilgrimage from Bezalel Books, I was so excited to finally find a tale I could relate to." Nancy
"Page after page, you will ask yourself how the author could possibly know you so well. Your innermost thoughts, your soul." Chris
"I find few books today that relate to my vocation as a Catholic Wife and mom of 5 but this one did. I enjoyed the book so much that I am hoping that Cheryl Dickow writes a sequel so we can enjoy the characters again. I highly recommend this book " Toni
