One of the things that distinguishes good historical fiction is that it relates past events to the lives we live in the present. Yours does this in spades. You demonstrate a deft hand in describing the culture. This novel is told in the way a fable might be told, which is all to the good. Bravo! 

Deborah Johnson, author

Reader Review: Through the lives of distinctive characters, this family saga spans a breadth of centuries—from the time of Abraham and ancient Israel to the rule of Roman emperor Justinian. Each setting is portrayed with a wealth of details and concrete character descriptions that reveal the author’s extensive research. In each era, the author focuses on one heroic family member whose choices play a vital role in the family’s destiny.

Along the Rivers of Faith is part short story collection, part travelogue, part history. I pictured the narrator telling the stories around a campfire, passing on family lore to younger generations. Over the course of many evenings, family members could enjoy the narrative as well as getting to know brave family heroes who could serve as role models of faith. I recommend this book to readers seeking entertainment, encouragement, and windows into long-forgotten times.