Wilderness Wanderer
An Old Testament historical biblical fiction about Miriam from the Book of Exodus set in ancient Israel.
She sang on the far shore of the sea. Now her people want to go back.
With Egypt behind them, Miriam and the Hebrews set out for a land flowing with milk and honey. She danced while Pharaoh's army sank beneath the water. She believed the hardest part was over.
The desert proves her wrong. Complaints move through the camp like wildfire, and Miriam finds the unrest taking root in her own heart. Aaron leads the priests. Moses speaks with Yahweh face to face. And though Yahweh gives Miriam dreams, songs, and prophecy, she still longs for something she cannot name.
When the people grow weary of the unknown, they choose a new leader to carry them back to Egypt. Yahweh will not force anyone into freedom. He allows them to walk back into their chains.
Will Miriam press on in faith, or wander in the wilderness within sight of the promise?
Join Miriam on her powerful journey of faith and discovery in Wilderness Wanderer, Book 2 of the Faith Finders series.
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"The journey that was started in Midwives of Moses continues with this next book from the viewpoint of Miriam, Moses's sister. I truly enjoyed the fleshed out fictionalization of Miriam. It brought her to life in a new way. The historical nuances add a depth to the story and makes it come alive. I enjoyed the struggles and triumphs of her challenging role as sister to Moses and Aaron and being a leader of the women."
—Denise, GoodReads
"All her series are great. The writing provides the reader with such vividness of the characters and the time period. The stories intrigues reader to journey with the characters on their growing understanding of the teaching of Jesus while being challenged with the day to day obstacles. Jenifer Jennings is truly a gifted writer."
—Holli, Amazon
"I loved getting the story of the wandering in the wilderness from the perspective of Miriam. This fictionalized version of the Exodus, the reception of the Ten Commandments and the 40 years in the wilderness makes you realize that these were real people with hopes, dreams and feelings just like us. I totally enjoyed this book just as I did Midwives of Moses."
— Margie, BookBub
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