The Jericho Prophecy
Paperback
Series: The Eternal Realm, Book 1
ISBN13: 9780648073383
Publisher: Fiona Tarr
Published: May 31 2021
Pages: 374
Weight: 1.10
Height: 0.77 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
When the young priestess Rahab saves two foreigners from execution, could she bring death to everyone she knows and loves?
The battle for divine power rages within the Eternal Realm. As the conflict escalates a prophecy is born that will set god against god amidst the mortal world below.
The future of humanity hangs in the balance as two bloodlines converge to battle over the city of Jericho.
Can the priestess Rahab save her city and those she loves? Will the Goddess Asherah protect the prophecy and ensure both ancestral lines survive?
If either bloodline dies, the Host of Heaven will continue to battle for eternity.....
The Jericho Prophecy is the first book in a now complete new series by Fiona Tarr. If you like strong characters, intricate plots and action, then you will love Fiona Tarr's contemporary take on this old biblical classic.
Fiona Tarr is a highly entertaining writer with exceptional storytelling skills. Eeva Lancaster for Readers' Favorite
A truly wonderful read with the plot very skillfully woven throughout the book. Claire Simpson
Finalist - 2018 - Author Academy and Readers' Favorite Awards
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