This was a fictional account based on the Deborah from the Bible. Most of the book was pure fiction, not anything that could even be confirmed in the Biblical story. But it was interesting anyway. In this account, Deborah is born a slave and has a very difficult life living among the Canaanites. She has visions and is able to see the truth about others. She overhears a plot by her master to kill a Hebrew trader that is buying sheep from him. She risks her life to warn this fellow Hebrew. This starts a spiral chain of events that leads to her freedom and her return to Israel where she becomes the next judge and helps Barak defeat the Canaanite army.

Though most of the story is fictional, it is interesting to read about what life was like back in those days and to speculate what it must have been like to be a woman and called to lead and direct her fellow countryman.

Man, oh man, this book is so awesome! A must read and permanent collection book for all book-lovers.

Hilarious! I’ve never been pregnant myself, but this book was quite humorous.

A combination of aviation thriller and medical thriller. Great suspense and highly recommended!

Such a great album! Very worshipful. Has some of my favorite songs on it, including He Reigns and Amazing Love.

I also want to re-read this.

Just couldn’t really get into it.

Yes, this is a great book! I wouldn’t quite classify it as a medical thriller, but definitely suspense! I have the other books in the series that I plan to read.

Well, it’s cute and funny in parts, but I just couldn’t really get into it. Others may get more out of it from me, but it just seemed rather slow moving to me.