Seventeen stories.
One unforgettable
narrator.
Anna Lucia is a ten-year-old Roman Senator’s daughter living during the time of Jesus. She has been sneaking away to hear Him preach. She witnessed things Rome got completely wrong. And she is not staying quiet about it.
and the Woman
They Got Wrong
“You think you know the story of Mary of Magdala. But let me tell you what really happened. She was incredible.”
Anna Lucia · Book One
Anna Lucia.
She is ten years old. The daughter of a Roman Senator. She has green eyes, curly brown hair, and absolutely cannot sit still when someone is getting a story wrong.
For months she has been sneaking away from her family’s estate to hear Jesus preach. She has witnessed things no one in Rome believes. She has seen women transformed. She has seen the risen Lord through the eyes of Mary of Magdala herself.
And now Rome is spreading rumors. Anna Lucia gathers her little sister Livia and her skeptical cousins in the courtyard and sets the record straight. One woman at a time.
Every story needs
an audience.
Anna Lucia gathers her family in the courtyard for every story. They are loud, loving, skeptical, and completely devoted to her even when they pretend not to be.
Front row. Every time. Mouth open, eyes wide, believing every word before Anna has even finished saying it. The most devoted audience member in the history of storytelling.
They pretend they have better things to do. They always end up completely riveted. Every single time.
Distracted. Fidgety. Probably throwing something. But they always gasp at exactly the right moment.
Arms folded. Eyebrows raised. They think they have heard it all before. They have not heard this.
From Eve to
Proverbs 31.
Seventeen books moving chronologically through salvation history. Each book stands alone. Together they tell the complete story of the women who carried God’s plan from the very beginning to the Resurrection and beyond.
Mary of Magdala. Rome is spreading rumors. Anna Lucia was there. She watched Jesus call Mary by her full name and she watched a broken woman become the first person to carry the news of the Resurrection.
First in Series · Written & CopyrightedEve. The woman who started everything. And the promise God made her right after that nobody in Rome is talking about. The series begins where it all began.
Coming SoonSarah and Hagar. Two women. One impossible promise. A God who saw both of them even when they could not see each other. He named Himself after what He did for Hagar.
Coming SoonRachel and Leah. Two sisters. One man. A story about feeling unseen and how God was writing something neither of them could see from where they stood.
Coming SoonMiriam. She watched over her baby brother in a basket on the Nile. She led every woman in worship after the Red Sea. She was a prophetess. Why does nobody talk about her?
Coming SoonDeborah and Jael. A judge who led an army and a woman in a tent who ended a war. Two completely different kinds of courage. Both chosen. Both essential. Both extraordinary.
Coming SoonRuth and Naomi. Everyone thinks this is a love story. Anna Lucia needs to talk about the loyalty that got her to that field in the first place. Where you go I will go.
Coming SoonHannah. She wanted a child so badly she prayed until the priest thought she was drunk. Her honest grief was the most faithful prayer anyone had ever prayed. God heard every word.
Coming SoonRahab. She was the last person anyone expected God to use. She hid the spies, tied a scarlet cord in her window, and ended up in the family tree of Jesus Christ. Anna Lucia checked.
Coming SoonEsther and Vashti. Two queens. Two choices. Two kinds of courage. Vashti said no and lost her crown. Esther said yes and saved her people. Perhaps you were made for such a time as this.
Coming SoonMary and Elizabeth. A young girl who said yes to the most impossible thing anyone had ever been asked. And the older cousin who believed her before she said a single word about it.
Coming SoonAnna the Prophetess. Eighty-four years old. Never left the temple. Fasted and prayed her entire life for something she could not name. And she did not miss it. Not by one single day.
Coming SoonThe Samaritan Woman and the Woman Caught in Adultery. Both expected judgment. Both received grace. Both left the encounter unable to stop telling everyone what He had done for them.
Coming SoonMartha and Mary of Bethany. Sitting at His feet versus serving the room. Both loved Him completely. Both were seen completely. Jesus wept for them both and raised their brother for them both.
Coming SoonMary the Mother of Jesus. One yes. Spoken quietly by a young woman to an angel in a room in Nazareth. It echoed through all of history. Every book in this series exists because of it.
Coming SoonLydia and Priscilla. The first European convert opened her home and the Church met there. A businesswoman and a missionary who corrected a preacher’s theology. Quietly. Faithfully. Completely.
Coming SoonThe Proverbs 31 Woman. She is not a checklist. She is not an impossible standard. She is all of them. Every woman in this series. Every story Anna Lucia ever told. And she could be you.
Series Finale“She was not a bad woman. She was a found woman. And there is a very big difference.”
Anna Lucia · on Mary of Magdala
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