Redeemed - Softcover

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For thirty five years, Elizabeth the slave has been called Zarin. Owned. Feared. Traded. Known only by a name that was never hers. But in Constantinople in the year 964, something is happening that no one can understand and Elizabeth begins to wonder if the woman she once was might still be waiting to be discovered. Elizabeth had been captured as a young girl and had spent her life being owned. Because of her heterochromia, or differently colored eyes, she was usually feared and often traded in favor of someone less threatening, so her life has largely been marked by misery and mistrust. After being owned for four years in Constantinople, a series of almost unbelievable events take place that appear to be leading Elizabeth into a completely different life. A life of freedom. This adventure will require that the slave known as Zarin must die before the free woman named Elizabeth can suddenly appear in Constantinople and begin a new life. The complexities of this transformation will require great courage and will also require a lot of assistance from strangers. What Elizabeth discovers in this process is that she is already valuable and that she has always been loved, a lesson that is undeniably important.

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