Review: Vessel of Hope by Elena Tucker.

This is the third book of the Time Pieces Trilogy. After reading all three I feel like they all were equal in rating. I enjoyed them all, the book was well written and I followed the main characters through all three books and found them intriguing. Elena Tucker provides vessels filled with soul, imagination and era experiences. Instead of the traditional Christianity flow of words she pursued humanity’s continuation of a spiritual quest with past idealistic experiences and an archaeologist imaginary vision who sifts through the ruins of history.

Tucker profiles a century of unthinkable daily existence at a time when issues were strict and traditional. The substance of life was no different than it is today in Israel. As Lem Fort, an archaeologist excavates three sites handling ancient coins, vessels, and shard pieces he visualizes a connection with some long forgotten individual and the artifacts discovered as pieces of time. The trilogy is an insightful story with two connected characters, both ancient and modern, searching for happiness and spiritual meaning in the world around them. ( )