The Book of Heaven

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Eve narrates her interpretation of events in Eden, challenging traditional views of divinity by presenting a woman's perspective as a potential reflection of God. The novel unfolds through four chapters, each focusing on a significant female figure: Job's daughter, the Queen of Sheba, a polytheistic cook, and a transformed Sarah. Storace reinterprets their narratives, liberating them from historical confines and highlighting their roles in the Old Testament, while introducing themes of empowerment and the exploration of new celestial realms.