Love in a Broken Vessel: A Novel

God gave Hosea a tough command - marry a prostitute to the people of God to show the nature and depth of his love for Israel. When Hosea went to Israel to declare the message of the Lord, the woman who led God to marry him was originally his childhood friend Gomel. He did not feel like believing in Hosea or his god, he discovered that she was broken and abused. But when she married Hosea as the only escape route, Gomar did what she was good at - she survived. Can Hosea's love for God and God's love for Israel restore Gomel's broken spirit?

With a powerful combination of her careful research and wonderful storytelling, Mesu Andrews is facing full betrayal and brings one of the most complicated and fascinating stories of love and forgiveness.

"Andrews's research has crossed all the pages as it explores the culture, history, and Biblical records in order to create this fascinating multi-level story." - CBA Retailer + Ashes in Love Resources

"Andrews brings the readers to ancient Jerusalem with weaving beautiful stories, history and customs, and a culture that seeks to obey the true God, which is thoroughly studied and fully understood." RT Book Review, 41/2 Stars, Love's Chant

Mesu Andrews is the author of "As in Love" and "Love Songs". She is a lively lecturer dedicated to the most enthusiastic and enthusiastic Bible study. Andrews uses the deep understanding and love of the word of God to bring the world of the Bible to the reader. She lives in Washington

Her first novel "Revell" - the story of Job and a woman who loves him - won the 2012 ECPA Book of the Year at the first appearance of the author category. Her novels were highly admired and revealed some dark Bible ladies. Love's Sacred Song (Revell, 2012) is the story of the love shepherd loved by the Song Center of Solomon King Solomon. Love tells the story of Hosea and Gomer in a broken ship (Revell, 2013), is the last independent novel of his love series. Her fourth novel "In the Shadow of Jezebel" (Revell, 2014) tells an interesting story of Queen Ataliya and the brave princess Joshua.

Solomon is known as the owner of Octavia Butler, and her first novel really reminds Butler's revolutionary piece Kindred. The story tells Aster, a tenant living in the low deck slums of HSS Matilda, a spaceship organized like the southern part of the prewar. For generations, Matilda carried the last man to the promised land - and the leaders of the ship insulted workers like Astar. As the story moves toward the civil war, the novel is both a reflection of history and a warning to the future.

The Solomon River revealed a debut worthy of a huge ship in the universe. Matilda, Aster, the protagonist of the novel, tried to reveal the truth of his mother 's death while fighting with his own devil. Along with the fear of racism discrimination class of S.S.S. The health of Matilda and his sovereign country is not good, and the pursuit of Astar 's truth is intertwined with the fate of the whole ship. This dystopia story explores how the revolution faced the past. Like the relatives of Octavia E. Butler, the "ghost is not friendly" page will take you to another era and the world.