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Skillful author Charlotte Maria Tucker (known to many only as A. L. O. E. – A Lady of England) draws a compelling comparison between a jewel of great value and our own souls. Her main character, Maurice Somers, truly understands this, and he struggles to guard his own soul against those who would rob him of the greatest treasure of all.

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The Jewel

Another story by A. L. O. E. (A Lady of England, Charlotte Maria Tucker)

Read no further if you are picking up this book for a bit of light reading. A.L.O.E. has created a deep and thought-provoking masterpiece worth time and consideration. Not following one particular protagonist, The Jewel is a story that highlights, not an individual person, but an object—a jewel! This lost jewel passes through the hands of numerous characters, and each time it is lost because of the lure of sin and ease of foolishness.

The author draws a compelling comparison between this jewel of great value and our own souls. Maurice Somers truly understands this, and he struggles to guard his own soul against those who would rob him of the greatest treasure of all.

By the time you reach the end of this story, you will have placed a new value upon the worth of your soul!

Reader Reviews

“I was given this book as a gift and wasn’t sure how it would be. I was pleasantly surprised and would read again. Loved the ending!” — Cynthia Raburn, Madras, Oregon

“I read The Jewel a few years ago for the first time, and knew this would be one I would re-read from time to time. A. L. O. E. is an expert at forming interesting stories which also illustrate a spiritual principle. This story follows a lost diamond through all its various owners, who each lose it in one way or another, demonstrating the way many people neglect their most important possession – their souls.  It is not an easy read and is not fast-paced or extremely attention-grabbing, but it is well worth the time and attention required to read it. The language is not particularly difficult, the reader just has to be aware that many different characters will appear briefly, disappear, and possibly reappear later on. It can be a bit frustrating for a lazy reader, but worth the effort!” — Alayna May, Bronson, Florida

“Our soul is more precious than rubies. Surrendering to the Holy Spirit to live His Life by saturating our soul with Himself is the best choice. Do not degrade your own soul with sin and fleshly living.” — Shirley Alt, Lynchburg, VA

Table of Contents

  1. The Jewel and its Wearer
  2. The Ship on Fire
  3. Night Thoughts
  4. The Baronet’s Daughter
  5. An Exchange
  6. Sunday Morning
  7. The Pleasure Excursion
  8. Life’s Changes
  9. The Bride
  10. Those Left Behind
  11. Under the Surface
  12. The Cottage Maid
  13. The Wooer
  14. The Mother’s Woe
  15. A Cloud of Care
  16. A Weary Way
  17. The Gambler’s Fortune
  18. A Sudden Blow
  19. Sapping and Mining
  20. Warning
  21. A Proposal
  22. The Struggle
  23. The Return