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Inside the Writer's Cafe with Cheryl Nason BROTHERS FOREVER by Ron Hera
BROTHERS FOREVER\xa0by Ron Hera
Brothers Forever\xa0is the last of The Brothers Series. The trilogy includes:
* \xa0Bethlehem\u2019s Brothers\xb7
* \xa0Jerusalem\u2019s Brothers
* \xa0Brothers Forever
The series is an account of the life of two brothers, Enoch and Simeon, who struggle with Roman occupation and Jewish politics during the\xa0first century. Encounters with Jesus, violent Zealots, devastating disease and love are woven through their lives like a tapestry of the times.\xa0The author\u2019s purpose, is to paint a portrait of the times by following the brothers from their first encounter with Roman Mercenaries as\xa0children to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. Titus, Josephus and the Essenes play a critical part in the siege of the City on a Hill.
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What fate awaits these distinguished men and their Christian brothers and sisters?