Would you betray your spouse for the sake of your child?

You're likely familiar with Isaac and Rebekah's love story-Rebekah's agreement to move to Canaan, her arranged marriage to Isaac, and the long-awaited birth of their twins, Jacob and Esau. But have you stopped to consider the moments that led to Rebekah's decision to betray her husband in order to uplift her son?

You see, Rebekah was different-beautiful, intelligent, and strong willed. Yet, on a whim, she left her family to start a new life with a man she had never met in a foreign land. She went on to have a wonderful marriage with Isaac, and after twenty years of failing to conceive, she finally became pregnant-only for the Lord to tell her that she was having not one son, but two. But that wasn't all He said-according to Him, her sons were in for a lifetime of turmoil. Rebekah's life had the conflict, triumphs, and downfalls of a gripping drama, but it was all blissfully, tragically real.

Rebekah's Way brings readers through every pivotal moment in Rebekah's journey, while breathing life and color into the Biblical story that we all know-or think we know-so well.

Join Rebekah as she bids farewell to her family, falls in love with Isaac, becomes a mother, and exhibits tremendous grit and courage as she faces famines and feasts in foreign lands while she desperately, wholeheartedly seeks God's will with her best friend and personal maid, Deborah, by her side. Rebekah's Way is a beautiful example of the complexity of the female spirit, the strength of the will, and the force of a mother's love.

She was strong, she was brilliant, she was beautiful, she was flawed. She was one of the greatest female Biblical figures of all time. She was Rebekah, and she had her way.

For fans of the series A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers.