The Jerusalem Diamond
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A man travels to Israel to uncover a diamond’s remarkable past in this vivid historical saga from the New York Times–bestselling author of The Physici
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This is the story of Harry Hopeman, a diamond man from a diamond family; of his love for a remarkable Yemenite woman; and of his painstaking search for a valuable ancient diamond whose history is interwoven with the past of the Jewish people. A chronicle of ancient Judaism and modern Israel, The Jerusalem Diamond is at once an exciting adventure, a passionate love story, and an absorbing voyage through history.
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Noah Gordon has had outstanding international success and his eight novels have been read by millions in thirty-five countries. The Physician, now a major motion picture, has been called a modern classic, and booksellers at the Madrid Book Fair voted it “one of the 10 best-loved books of all time.” Shaman was awarded the James Fenimore Cooper Prize for historical fiction. He lives outside of Boston with his wife, Lorraine Gordon.
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“A rich historical saga . . . an exceptionally well-written, fast-paced adventure.” —Library Journal
“A jewel . . . enthralling . . . magnificent . . . splendid!” —West Coast Review of Books
“Panoramic . . . like a diamond itself, of numerous facets…Gordon has packed a suspense tale with religious, historical and archeological underpinnings, along with fascinating insights into an industry whose conduct is generally shrouded from outside scrutiny.” —The Philadelphia Inquirer
“A jewel . . . enthralling . . . magnificent . . . splendid!” —West Coast Review of Books
“Panoramic . . . like a diamond itself, of numerous facets…Gordon has packed a suspense tale with religious, historical and archeological underpinnings, along with fascinating insights into an industry whose conduct is generally shrouded from outside scrutiny.” —The Philadelphia Inquirer
