The Generations Series

Children of Eber

Biblical Fiction

Book Four

Without faith, it is impossible to please God.

At the time Abram is called to a strange, pagan land by the God of his fathers, Shem still walks the earth. At his death, his great-grandson Eber becomes the patriarch. Abraham, never the oldest living firstborn, is rewarded with power and riches for his obedience to leave his home and sojourn. Still—though the Lord has promised him an heir—his beloved wife remains barren, which tears daily at her heart.

Almighty God visits His prophet, talks with him, forgives his indiscretions and cleans up the messes he makes. The Lord promises amazing things including all of the lands where Abram walks for him and his heirs as a possession and that nations will come forth from his loins—descendants too numerous to be counted. The well-known story of the Father of Faith comes to life in CHILDREN OF EBER.
Walk with the man honored by today’s the three major faiths.

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Children of Eber by Caryl McAdoo, Biblical Fiction from the Generation Series

Debuted November 11, 2015.

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So much of the tale remains faithful to the Scriptural account, but where there is silence, Caryl’s author voice sings through in delicious detail. For the reader who is familiar with the Biblical account, Caryl fleshes out a mere paragraph or two until the narrative vibrates with life. As if transported through a time machine, the reader reenters the world of the Ancients experiencing their lives and seeing their surroundings afresh.

Cass Wessel

multi-published author of Christian devotionals

A delightful telling of Abraham’s love story with Sarah, the misstep generated by Sarah in trying to work God’s plan out by human intervention. Caryl never deviates from the biblical account; she simply fills in some holes, thus helping us to see Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar as real people living out their lives.

Eliza R.

Reader

Once again Caryl has written a story that has brought to life a Biblical character and allows the reader to feel as if you are meeting the character personally. I really can’t say enough about this series and how much I have enjoyed reading each story.

A. Ellis

Reader

This is absolutely fantastic. It really brings the Old Testament to life. I highly recommend it!

N. Griggs

Reader

Caryl McAdoo again makes the Old Testament come alive in fictional form but Biblically true. Readers are drawn into the ancient times of Biblical lands and the inhabitants that form the beginnings of the linage to Jesus. True to contemporary fiction character, the story includes incest, adultery, murder, war, trials, romance, death and new life, and family dysfunction. She tells it true, but at a page-turner pace. Only 110 pages of story, and recommended for all ages from grade 4 and onward to olde guys like me.

Harold W.

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