Daughter of Asher

“They tried siege ladders last night, but we were warned and shot naphtha flares into the city. The archers kneel behind the upper rampart and, as the Lady Im’Annas, our Seer, walks past, they rise up and shoot over her head. The Parthians are too superstitious to even try to shoot at her…”

The prophetess, Serah, daughter of Asher, arrives at the temple in AD 70, so does the Roman general, Pompey, but unlike him, she does not leave.

Olivia Kidron first put pen to paper aged two and produced results: two extra pints from the milkman; after that there was a gap! A former dancer and choreographer, she is also an artist and musician, and has written for several publications. Olivia lives in Britain, part of a contemplative community of Franciscan sisters. She enjoys engaging with people—and God—and fashioning stories.