Jezebel. Eleanor Jong De
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Название: Jezebel

Автор: Eleanor Jong De

Издательство: HarperCollins

Жанр: Историческая литература

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isbn: 9780007443215

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      Chapter Twenty-Eight

      ‘Come away from the window,’ said Beset. ‘You will catch…

      Chapter Twenty-Nine

      Boaz thrust open the Council Chamber doors.

      Chapter Thirty

      Jezebel carefully removed the Consort gown before going up to…

      Chapter Thirty-One

      Jezebel made a great fuss of Athaliah that afternoon. They…

      Chapter Thirty-Two

      The Palace felt empty after Balazar and Esther returned to…

      Chapter Thirty-Three

      Though night had long since fallen, the Council Chamber was…

      Chapter Thirty-Four

      In the days that followed Naboth’s death, the mood in…

      Chapter Thirty-Five

      Athaliah grabbed her mother tightly, sobbing into Jezebel’s neck, her…

      Chapter Thirty-Six

      As the carriage turned onto the causeway at Tyre, Jezebel…

      Chapter Thirty-Seven

      Two days later, Jezebel stood alone on the roof of…

      Chapter Thirty-Eight

      For more than a week, Jezebel remained inside the Palace…

      Chapter Thirty-Nine

      Jezebel left the throne room, her chin held high, but…

      Five years later 854 BC – Regent

      Chapter Forty

      From the banks of the River Jordan, the encampment of…

      Chapter Forty-One

      Through the archway of the Court of the Priests, Jezebel…

      Chapter Forty-Two

      Though it pained Jezebel dreadfully to leave Athaliah behind in…

      Chapter Forty-Three

      The plains around Samaria were almost unrecognisable, so thick were…

      Chapter Forty-Four

      A prophecy was just a set of words, Jezebel told…

      Chapter Forty-Five

      Jezebel called for Beset, who summoned the commander of the…

      Chapter Forty-Six

      Down in the stableyard, several horses were already harnessed and…

      Chapter Forty-Seven

      Messengers were dispatched to Samaria, Tyre and Jerusalem to spread…

      Chapter Forty-Eight

      The coronation was set for the following day, and from…

      Chapter Forty-Nine

      Throughout the coronation ceremony, Jezebel kept looking around the fringes…

      Chapter Fifty

      The Palace was full of noise that evening, but Jezebel…

      Two years later 852 BC – Queen Mother

      Chapter Fifty-One

      The spring sunshine brought a light breeze with it, and…

      Chapter Fifty-Two

      Beset dropped her spoon on the platter, a dull thud…

      Chapter Fifty-Three

      Shadows from the lamp danced on the walls of Jezebel’s…

      Chapter Fifty-Four

      A terrible pall of silence had fallen over Samaria after…

      Chapter Fifty-Five

      ‘It’s too dangerous,’ said Daniel, as Jezebel stood on the…

      Chapter Fifty-Six

      Jezebel’s melancholy was infectious. She and Raisa sat for a…

      Chapter Fifty-Seven

      Even after a month, Jerusalem still felt like a foreign…

      Chapter Fifty-Eight

      It wasn’t Athaliah who called on Jezebel the next day.

      Chapter Fifty-Nine

      Without the protection of her anonymity in Jerusalem, Jezebel found…

      Chapter Sixty

      Five days later Jezebel received word that Joram had returned…

      Ten years later 842 BC – Jezebel

      Chapter Sixty-One

      The tiny stone house in the corner of the Palace…

      Chapter Sixty-Two

      Jezebel rode out to meet the carriage that brought Joram…

      Chapter Sixty-Three

      Once again it was Ahaziah who spotted the arrival of…

      Chapter Sixty-Four

      Jezebel blinked in the darkness, unsure at first what had…

      Epilogue

      Who will stop and drop a coin to hear the…

      Acknowledgements

      About the Author

      Other Books by Eleanor de Jong

       About the Publisher

      Map

image 872 BC – Girl

      Chapter One

      Salt spray glistened in the stallion’s mane and stung Jezebel’s cheeks. She leaned close into the neck of the horse, urging the animal on through the low waves. Ahead, the city of Tyre rose up out of the lapis СКАЧАТЬ