The Olive Tree

Would you choose to save your life or your soul?

Abigail must choose between two men. One can save her life. The other can save her soul. Her choice will impact her life and the lives of those around her in a way no one can imagine.

Saul also has choices to make that could lead him down dangerous paths and destroy his life. Feeling that he is more perfect, more educated, and more intelligent than everyone else in his world will cost him his friends, his mentor, and his family—unless something, or someone, can change his mind.

Blind faith. True love. Radical loyalty. Determination. Will anything be enough to save them?

©2005, 2025 Cheryl Thomas (P)2025 Cheryl Thomas

This story transports you back in time and puts you in the shoes of some really compelling characters

I really enjoyed listening to The Olive Tree. It kind of felt like stepping into an episode of The Chosen. It’s important to note that it is a work of fiction, not necessarily historical or biblical fact, but it is clear the author has done her research to create a historical context for the story. Between the character development and the excellent narration, you really feel like your stepping into the shoes of each character, walking with them in their struggles and internal conflicts as they navigate a tumultuous time in church history.

Great narration

The story was well written and well-told. The words were clearly spoken and read at a perfect pace.