Herod's Daughter

History has remembered Salome as little more than the daughter of Herodias - the young woman whose dance before King Herod led to the execution of John the Baptist. But history never tells the whole story.

Herod's Daughter imagines the life of Salome after that fateful night, exploring the burdens of guilt, manipulation, and regret that follow her long after the applause has faded.

Fleeing the shadows of Judea, Salome finds herself in Ephesus, where she encounters followers of the crucified carpenter from Galilee. As she struggles with questions of justice, forgiveness, and redemption, she is drawn into a world transformed by Christ's message. The teachings of Paul and Silas force her to confront not only the sins of others but also the wounds within her own heart.

When the past finally calls her home, Salome must face the family she left behind and decide whether grace is powerful enough to overcome the darkest chapters of her life.

Rich in historical detail and grounded in the world of first-century Judea and the early Church, Herod's Daughter is a compelling novel of faith, redemption, and the extraordinary power of forgiveness.

Perfect for readers who enjoy biblical fiction by Angela Hunt, Tessa Afshar, and Francine Rivers.