Crimson Cord
An Old Testament historical biblical fiction about Rahab from the Book of joshua set in ancient Israel.

The whole city trusts its walls. Only the harlot believes they will fall.
Rahab's life did not turn out the way her family hoped. When their plans for her crumbled, she found her own way, and the path she took gave her comfort, security, and an empty soul.
Then the stories reach Jericho. A sea that parted. Kings who fell. A God who fights for slaves. The men of the city sharpen their swords and trust their walls. Rahab hears the same stories and feels something stir in her that she cannot explain.
When two Israelite spies come to her door, she makes a bargain that places every life she loves in the hands of a God she does not know. All she has is a crimson cord in her window and the promise of strangers.
The army is circling. Will her fragile faith be enough to save them?
Walk alongside Rahab as she waits, watches, and clings to hope in Crimson Cord, Book 3 of the Faith Finders series.
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"I loved this book! It tells the story of Rahab and how in faith in the one true God she helps the spies of the Israelite army who march on Jericho. Who in return protect her and her family. From the first page the account of Rahab's early life and circumstances that led her into harlotry glued me to the page. Author Jenifer Jennings recounts a familiar story with a fresh twist..."
—Steph, Amazon
"This was by far one of the best stories I have read in a while. It was based on Scripture with a nice spin to it. As I was reading it, i was hoping it would have a great ending for Rahab and Salmon. No matter what she went through, she was going through it for God's glory."
— Tookapart, BookBub
"A look at the life of Rehab through a fictional telling by Jenifer Jennings gives the reader some thoughts about how her life may have transpired. It did bring to life for me this woman that has been named in Jesus' lineage. I have really enjoyed the stories of these special women, but this one really touched me. Such an awesome God we have that offers such forgiveness..."
—Vicki, GoodReads









