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King’s Blood is a fast-paced retelling of history’s greatest life-threatening journey ever taken to become king. It is the story of David and his unconventional rise to power, but this is not your Sunday-school tale. To those who know him, he is nothing more than a shepherd. To his family, he is a servant and the youngest of eight, but David has a secret. It is a secret that will propel him into the national spotlight with the slaying of the most notorious giant in history.

The garden of Newearth is all Abriel and his brothers have ever known. Out past the hedge lies the wild places to which he feels mysteriously drawn. Armed only with the training of his wizardly teacher, he faces the greatest adventure of his young life. He is driven onward by an unlikely guide and a dream of visiting The Floating City; the shining home of the High King. The stakes are greater than he could ever imagine, as the world's entire future depends on his every move.

Lucas steps back from the world of telepathy, energy projections, and mental manipulation, as fun and exciting as it was for him to fabricate, to focus on the real world. In The Way, Joshua and Tiffany appear to have everything. But they are both in bondage to the world in very different ways. However, their lives are dramatically impacted by an unassuming couple who come to change the lives of an entire community. Follow Joshua and Tiffany as they wade through rejection, addiction, and despair. Sometimes hope is found at the bottom of the pit.

Although betrothed to a wealthy Venetian, 17-year-old Serafina falls for her art tutor, Luca. When this infatuation is discovered, she becomes a prisoner in her own home. But as her family sails to America in 1832, she jumps ship in Portsmouth, England. While working as a chambermaid, Serafina meets sea captain John Falconer, a man on a dangerous mission. As their lives intertwine, can genuine faith and selfless love shield them from the menace of evil forces?

Di cosa parliamo quando parliamo di Genesi? Di cosa parliamo quando parliamo di Adamo ed Eva e di Diluvio universale? La storia la scrivono i vincitori, scrivono la storia che è più conveniente raccontare: censurano i massacri che hanno compiuto e nascondono la loro paura. Riducono le donne in polvere, al massimo in demoni. I vincitori, però, sono pigri, distratti, frettolosi e dimenticano di cancellare completamente la verità. Nella Bibbia, come in tutti i testi antichi, qualche cosa sopravvive.