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Set in the backdrop of biblical history, "Unveiled" follows Tamar as she navigates the challenges of early motherhood and familial duty. The story centers on her relationship with Judah, her father‑in‑law, and how both characters experience God’s grace.
Written by Francine Rivers, a well‑known author of devotional‑driven fiction, the book blends historical context with modern themes of faith, hope, and perseverance.
Penned in a clear, accessible style, "Unveiled" is part of Rivers’ Lineage of Grace series.
First publish date: 2000
Genre: Historical Fiction/Ancient Historical Fiction
Authors: Francine Rivers
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