Brothers

Legacies of the Ancient River, Book 2

By: Angela Hunt

Narrated by: Stina Nielsen

As famine overtakes the land, Simeon leads his brothers into Egypt to buy grain. He doesn't recognize the vengeful ruler he must bow before: Joseph, his long-lost brother, the very brother Simeon sold into slavery years ago. Now, it is the brash Simeon's turn to endure imprisonment. Only Mandisa, the handmaid who interprets the ruler's language, is his saving grace. The beautiful widow and her young son see another side of Simeon, the tenderness beneath the tough exterior. As much as he would like to, he will never be free to love them until he unshackles the chains around his own heart.

©1997, 2007 Angela E. Hunt (P)2023 Tantor

I can’t wait for the next

I love this series and the narrator does a great job. I had a hard time putting it down. I read the story in the Bible and you have a done a great job. I know there is some things that are fillers but the actual story holds true and that is what I love about your writing may God bless all that you set your hands to write for him and that it will continue to bless those who read it. God bless her family in all ways. In Jesu name amen.

Great Sequel to Dreamers

Can’t wait to start the third book. The Simeon and Dinah story displays that God has a purpose for everything. Romans 8:28.

accuracy of the Bible

I loved every bit of this, excellent writing and the narrator was awesome, I couldn't stop listening, so wish this series was a movie, I'd totally watch it 😀

Joseph Through Simeon's Eyes--Wow!!

Angela Hunt gives Simeon (Shi'mon) a full flavored, realistic look. The anger, the results and a love that would actually be just like YAHUAH to give him. So many insights, even into Dinah. Narration was really good too.

The backstory

I thought this was a really great sequel. It revealed the backstory to the main character, and also continued to tell the current story. There were new players involved, who then ended up becoming an intricate part of the origin story. There were many twists and turns, but also predictable comfortable moments. Five stars