: Rebekah's Treasure

<p>"This novel will not only entertain, but satisy the most avid reader. Well done, Bambola, well done." Barbara C. Nelson, author of <em>Women on a Mission</em></p>

<p>"Bambola has done a remarkable job of deliberately weaving each carefully chosen thread into a story that will alter the way you view the past and the future . . . forever." Christina Cook Lee, music/media producer and author of <em>A Quest for Virtue </em></p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The author's exquisit gift for storytelling combined with historically-accurate backdrops, make this book a treasure. I couldn't put it down!" Joanne Derstine Curphey, Director of Communicatins at Christian Retreat, columnist for <em>Today's Seniors of America</em>, free-lance editor and writer</p>

<p>"Sylvia Bambola surrounds actual events with an intriguing fictional story and skillfully draws in the reader. Normally not a reader of fiction, myself, I found I was unable to put down this fascinating book until it was finished!" Cindy Miller, author of <em>The Home That God Built</em></p>

<p>"For everyone who enjoys historical fiction, <em>Rebekah's Treasure</em> will be right up your alley. Sylvia Bambola has written an extremely well researched story of the fall of Jerusalem. For you who love love-stories, you'll also find this book is for you. If you like mysteries, again this book is for you. I heartily recommend it." Joe Fouraker, Florida State Faith Fund Coordinator for Gideons International, on Board of Directors of Gospel Crusade, Northwest airlines 747 captain-retired, and history buff.</p>

<p>I just finished reading Sylvia's latest book, <em>Rebekah's Treasure</em>, and I hated to see it end. Full of suspense, mystery, and the love and bond of family. This is one book that was totally enjoyed.</p>