Description
“Trunk of Scrolls fell open and I fell in…”
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For readers who loved Francine Rivers’s Mark of the Lion series comes a survival story about faith, love and the Big Questions of Life.
“The entire time I was reading Darlene Bocek’s book Trunk of Scrolls I could picture it being such a wonderful family adventure film.” Goodreads reviewer.
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A broken life…Sixteen-year-old Marcellus has no time to deal with that indescribable horror of last night. Shoving aside the rubble covering his once-perfect life, he sees his home in ruins, his family scattered and his faith broken by the unpredictable God who destroyed everything. All he can do is survive and try to sort out the questions assaulting him.
A cursed ring… His hidden love for bold and daring Byziana is complicated by one minor fact–she is betrothed to sword-wielding Belisarius. Exposing the truth about the wicked man will lay open Marcellus’s deepest, darkest secret.
A trunk of scrolls… Little does Marcellus know he carries with him on that very journey a map out of their troubles, a guide that makes sense of their problems, and the very heart of God…
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For young adults who want to dive into a Byzantine quest…For families who want to adventure together… For romantics who love to time-travel to “another time and another place“… For questioners who want to know why bad things happen to good people.A brilliantly detailed, fast-paced historical quest enjoyed by Christians of all ages. Families. Men. Women. Young Adults. Grandparents.
“Our six year old son loved [this and] begged us to keep reading way into the night.” Amazon reviewer.
“This exciting and engaging story takes us back to the sixth century in order to consider the most critical question of every age: Who is Jesus Christ? A great read!” Dr. Joel R. Beeke President, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary
‘Trunk of Scrolls fell open and I fell in, and throughout the adventure, mystery, drama, action and romance, I found myself lost in the author’s world and deeply attached to and caring about her characters. They became my friends; I hated her villains and loved her heroes and heroines…MY heroes and heroines. Their stories thrilled my soul and warmed my heart for many weeks after I finished the book.” First reader, Goodreads.
Trunk of Scrolls is a “on the edge of your seat” survival story. If you like fast-paced adventures, spontaneous young heroes, suspense-filled plots, and a dash of romance, then you’ll love Trunk of Scrolls! Good for the whole family! Great for a curl-up-on-the-bed read.
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