In a time when silence meant survival and courage meant death, one woman chose to stand.
A queen. A hidden decree. A people marked for destruction.

Set in the vast Persian Empire, this lyrical and emotionally rich retelling of the biblical Book of Esther follows the journey of a young orphan girl who rises to become queen and risks everything to save her people. Through fasting, prayer, and unwavering faith, Esther steps into the throne room uninvited, carrying not only her own life in her hands but also the destiny of an entire nation.
Alongside her stands Mordecai, a humble yet steadfast man whose loyalty and righteousness become the unseen foundation of deliverance. Opposing them is Haman, a figure of pride and cruelty whose hunger for power sets a deadly plan in motion only to become the instrument of his own downfall.

Written in poetic, evocative prose, this book brings ancient history to life with vivid imagery, emotional depth, and spiritual reflection. It explores timeless themes of faith in darkness, courage in fear, divine providence, justice, and hope, revealing how God’s hand moves even when He seems silent.

More than a retelling, this is a story of identity, purpose, and the quiet strength that changes history. It is a reminder that ordinary people, when guided by faith, can alter the course of nations.
Perfect for readers who love, Biblical and historical fiction and faith-based inspirational stories
Poetic spiritual literature and stories of courage, destiny, and deliverance.

This is the story behind Purim.
This is the story of a queen who stood when the world expected her to remain silent.
This is a story that continues to echo across generations.