A Season in Bethlehem

by Joshua Hammer

First published 2003

Amid the ancient olive groves and crumbling stone walls of Bethlehem, a man named Joshua grapples with his memories of war and his search for redemption. As the city teeters on the brink of conflict, Joshua must navigate a web of political tensions and personal loyalties, all while facing the ghosts of his own violent past. In this lyrical and gripping novel, the lines between truth and fiction, past and present, blur as Joshua fights to forge a new path forward in a land haunted by centuries of strife.

Genres: fiction, literary-fiction, contemporary, 21st-century

Vibes: atmospheric, emotional, lyrical, suspenseful

Tropes: past-present-blur, personal-loyalties, political-tensions

Setting: Bethlehem

Period: 21st-century

304 pages · Kindle Edition · Free Press

Content warnings: violence, war

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