The Madonna and her Sons

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Exploring the complexities of family dynamics, this novel delves into the life of Jesus' family, particularly through the perspective of his mother. It portrays the challenges of raising the Messiah, 'Joshua,' amidst societal tensions in 1st century Israel. The narrative highlights the relationships with his siblings, including the impact of his growing identity on family unity, and the interactions with his cousin John. As Joshua matures, the story navigates the conflicts with Jewish and Roman authorities, offering a rich depiction of faith and familial struggle.