An Echo in the Darkness (Mark of the Lion, Book #2)

Book 2

Series	Mark of the Lion
Author	Francine Rivers
Narrator	Richard Ferrone
Runtime	18.5 - Unabridged
Publisher	Recorded Books
Downloads	ZIP MP3 M4B
Release Date	August 19, 2010

Availability: Unrestricted (available worldwide)

As a Roman trader grieves over a lost slave woman, he begins to learn about the faith that gave her enough strength to face death.

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Description: Francine Rivers is winner of the ECPA Gold Medallion and many other awards. Her inspirational novels move the hearts and souls of millions of readers. Following A Voice in the Wind, An Echo in the Darkness is the second book in her remarkable saga set in ancient Rome. As a Roman trader grieves over a lost slave woman, he begins to learn about the faith that gave her enough strength to face death.

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So wonderful!

This love story is told with Christ always as the cornerstone. Francine Rivers is a very gifted author.

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Review by Run4grace / (Posted on 2/7/2018)

Must have

Loved this book it’s a must read this book with the other two in the series are my favorites of this author.

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Review by kJ / (Posted on 10/28/2017)

Love this story that draws you in and challenges your faith

Will read it again and again and again.

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Review by Sylveeya / (Posted on 6/10/2017)

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This was an excellent series and I enjoyed it very much.

I found this book very exciting and interesting. I did not want to stop listening to it or the others in the series.

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Review by Lacey / (Posted on 8/10/2016)

Awesome!!!

This book was wonderful! I couldn't stop listening to it. It did more than just tell a great story though. It increased my faith and increased my desire to share Jesus with others. It's a must read!

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Review by Bethany / (Posted on 2/18/2015)

Excellent!!

I love to read but with my busy schedule audio books have been a good alternative and I am so thankful I found this book. In fact I loved it so much I am listening to it a second time! It is both a very interesting story, interesting historical tidbits but most importantly has touched my heart spiritually. It has challenged me to love others more, focus on myself less and reminded me of God's great love for us. How can we not give Him "every bit of us" when He gave us His all.