Mesu Andrews Books in Order

When Dinah obeys her grandfather's final wish and journeys to marry one of Job's sons, she walks into a household on the brink of ruin. As tragedy strips Job of everything, Dinah must decide whether love and faith can survive the ash heap.

Young King Solomon longs for one true love even as politics push him toward a crowded harem. When shepherdess Arielah becomes his treaty bride, their marriage must weather jealousy, duty, and the cost of uniting a fragile kingdom.

Called by God to marry a prostitute, the prophet Hosea is stunned to recognize Gomer, the wounded childhood friend he once cherished. As betrayal and heartbreak follow, their marriage becomes a living picture of relentless divine love.

Princess Jehosheba is raised as a priestess of Baal under Queen Athaliah's harsh rule, trained to secure power with dark rituals. Forced to marry Yahweh's high priest, she is drawn into a dangerous plan to save Judah's last surviving heir.

Anippe, a fearful Egyptian princess haunted by her mother's death in childbirth, schemes to give her husband an heir without risking her own life. When she draws a Hebrew baby from the Nile, her web of lies tangles with Moses' destiny.

At eighty six, Miriam has spent her life serving as Israel's midwife and song leader, content with familiar bondage in Egypt. Her faith is shaken when Moses returns with a new name for God and a radical promise of freedom.

After Babylon destroys Jerusalem, a young Hebrew woman is taken captive by a Scythian prince and driven toward the very empire she dreads. Along the rivers of exile, her desperate search for her husband collides with the prophet Ezekiel and the psalm of the captives.

Rescued as a traumatized child and adopted by the prophet Isaiah, Ishma receives a new name, Zibah, and a place in Judah's royal household. As she falls in love with Prince Hezekiah, looming war and hard prophecies test every promise she clings to.

Belili has survived decades in Babylon by hiding her past and bending to powerful men, even as her husband Daniel serves the God of Israel. When a mysterious writing appears on the palace wall and empires shift overnight, their secrets and faith are tested in fire and lions' den.

Shulle grows up in a small village with a peculiar but devoted father, then is summoned to Jerusalem to tutor young Prince Manasseh. As she draws the lonely boy toward forbidden star worship, she helps shape a king whose choices will darken Judah and challenge her own faith.

Zuleika, a princess of Crete, loses her dreams when disaster forces her into a political marriage with Potiphar, an older Egyptian officer who barely notices her. Longing for love and home, she risks everything in a dangerous obsession with Joseph, the Hebrew slave in her household.

This collection gathers three novellas that explore the earlier lives of key figures from Isaiah's Daughter, Isaiah's Legacy, and Of Fire and Lions. Readers meet Isaiah's future wife, the young advisor Shebna, and Prince Nebuchadnezzar long before their choices shape Judah and Babylon.

Asenath, daughter of Egypt's high priest of Ra, is raised in seclusion to become queen and heal the land through her god. Instead she is given in marriage to Joseph, a Hebrew vizier, and must decide which god to trust when years of abundance give way to famine.

The Edge of Promise offers three Old Testament short stories that slip between familiar scenes. An anxious priest's wife, a restless shepherd boy, and Rahab's overlooked sister each stand on the brink of new faith while God keeps His promises in unexpected ways.

Near the end of her life, Sarah awakens from a vivid dream that links her wedding day to her maidservant Keturah and senses God asking her to prepare Abraham for a new marriage. Navigating old hurts and fragile trust, she fights to secure her family's future.

Kenite woman Ahinoam flees her farm with her dagger carrying father and joins David ben Jesse's ragtag band of fugitives. As Saul hunts them and loyalties are tested, she forges unlikely friendships and wrestles with the risk of loving Israel's future king.

In this short story collection, three unnamed or little noticed figures step out from the edges of Scripture, Solomon's seven hundredth wife, a Baal temple water girl on Mount Carmel, and a timid tunnel digger's wife during Hezekiah's siege. Each discovers quiet courage in the shadow of famous events.

Leah wins Jacob's hand through her father's deception yet spends years living in the shadow of her beloved sister Rachel. As sons and daughters are born and jealousy boils, Leah struggles to guard her children's faith and believe that the God who sees her can redeem a divided home.

Princess Maakah of Geshur is raised to secure her father's kingdom through a strategic marriage, first promised to one of Saul's sons, then sent to propose a union with David. Stranded among David's people, she must choose between loyalty to her homeland and a new calling beside Israel's rising king.