Love, as it murmurs in the in heart of the boy and thunders in the soul of the man, is the keynote of this unusual romance of the 18th dynasty. Joseph, the son of Jacob, the most picturesque of historical characters, is the hero of this simple, yet scholarly story. Although the novel is not a religious one, the thread of Bible narrative appears here and there, connecting the thrilling series of adventures with the dramatic and beautiful conclusion.
"A beautiful and wholesome story." Boston Times
“The Kiss of Glory’s" theme is as fascinating as it is audacious. On every page we catch blood and passion, the clash of spears, the whiff of strange perfumes, and glimpse the dusky beauty of half-veiled Egyptian women. New York Journal
