The Scarlet Thread Free Audiobook Download by Francine Rivers

Francine Rivers, author of the bestselling book The Red Tent, released her third work of historical fiction, The Scarlet Thread. This is a story that follows the lives of four women in Biblical times, providing a deeper insight into the lives of these women by exploring their struggles and triumphs.

The Scarlet Thread, written by Francine Rivers, is a beautiful reminder of the power of love--love that through all the chaos and heartache is still there. The power of love in this story comes in the form of a scarlet thread on the hand of a little girl named Eva, who has endured tragedy after tragedy. Through all her pain, she never loses hope because she knows that her mother's love is always there for her.

The Scarlet Thread, the newest audiobook of Francine Rivers's The Book of Lost Souls series follows protagonist Camilla, a woman haunted by her past who must confront the truth about her hidden life and uncover the secret that could destroy her.

"I am not a woman of darkness. I am a woman who has learned to live in the light." It's a quote from Alma Cuervo, the narrator of "The Scarlet Thread". Alma doesn't like being called a woman of darkness. As she says, she has learned how to live in the light. Meanwhile, her daughter Celine is struggling with living in the shadows after being kidnapped and traded as a sex slave for 7 years. This audiobook download gives you access to an audio book narrated by Alma Cuervo and Angela Rogers.

The Scarlet Thread is a novel that explores a woman's journey through life. The protagonist, Adele, and her husband are both Holocaust survivors in the final stages of their lives, they decided to take one last trip together. As they travel, they remember their pasts and share stories with each other. They are forced to face many of the regrets and choices that they have made in life, as well as try to make peace with their current situation.

"The Scarlet Thread" is a story of two people, one born into a life of luxury and privilege, the other in a life of suffering and servitude. The wealthy woman is caught within her own pursuit of happiness while only mistaking the bitterness for sweetness. The poor servant girl's devotion to duty would be misplaced had she not found the ultimate love of her life who would ultimately redeem her from that place.