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Book 3 in the bestselling Guardians Adventure series! The search for the Fleece of Gideon... Four thousand years ago, Gideon triumphed against the enemy Midianites. Before the battle, Gideon asked for a sign, so God made a sheep fleece wet, but kept the ground dry. After the victory, Gideon made a priestly vest from plundered gold earrings. Fast forward to modern day where Achava, a guardian of Israel with supernatural powers, invites Sam, a retired Biblical Studies professor, to travel with her to view the purported golden vest. Sam declines and asks her something that tears her between her emotions and her vow to protect Israel. After their rift, Sam buries himself in research and a mysterious man shows up with a warning about the fleece.Further, Sam is shocked when a former foe of Achava's turns up to assist him in the quest for the fleece-but can she be trusted?Sam learns they must reach the Fleece of Gideon before Achava does. So, the race is on to find it first. Each person has their own beliefs about the powers and purpose of the fleece. And their own agendas.Will Sam find THE FLEECE OF GIDEON before Achava does? Or will it destroy all they hold dear?THE FLEECE OF GIDEON, the third novel in the Biblical Adventure series, unleashes action, spiritual battles, a bit of romance, and all the international adventure that readers have come to expect from acclaimed Christian author Summer Lee.

Four thousand years ago, as the Israelites drove the Canaanites from the Promised Land, they met more than human resistance. They encountered evil giants which had been born from the unholy unions of fallen angels and human women. In WARRIOR WOMAN, acclaimed Christian author Summer Lee unfurls a standalone adventure romance that expands Biblical history into a fantasy of epic proportions. Achsah, a young woman, is assigned the divine mission of saving her people from the most evil giant of all. When the adventure begins, Achsah is chosen as official lookout for all of Israel. Her job is to alert her father, a military chief, when she sees the enemy coming. Between hunting for giants, visions from God, and saving people, Achsah is romantically pursued by two soldiers. The older man is a distant cousin - he's a widower with a young daughter who pulls at Achsah's heartstrings. The other man is young and handsome, but his humble birth and lack of station in Jewish society mean he is not prime marriage material for the daughter of a war chief. Only her father has the power to choose her husband and neither of Achsah's suitors measure up. When the vile giant poses an imminent threat, not just to everyone she loves, but to the entire fate of the Israelites, Achsah knows she must be obedient to God and slay the giant. Achsah is an unsung, anointed heroine who is filled with God's strength and goodness, which will help her fight for the most precious treasure of all: the claim to the Promised Land. WARRIOR WOMAN contains spiritual quests, danger, clean romance, betrayal, and redemption, with all of the excitement that readers have come to love from the remarkable pen of Christian author Summer Lee.

Eighteen-year-old Kenana is sold into marriage to her father's best friend, the elderly Prince Jubal of Mesopotamia. Dutiful Kenana determines to make the best of the situation, honoring her wedding vows and fulfilling her wifely responsibilities to the elderly prince. However, she cannot help but wish for what might have been--especially when her strikingly handsome Guardian Angel, Malluch, returns to her life in a very corporeal form, serving as no small distraction. Malluch's mere presence is enough to stir feelings of unrest in Kenana, who holds fast to her resolve to remain faithful to her new husband. But Malluch's persistence grows, and the new Princess begins to question his nature--is he truly her Guardian Angel, or a creature with dubious intentions? Kenana struggles with the events in her past and present as she attempts to forge her future in this new world she finds herself thrust into as the wife of a royal. As she takes her place as the Prince's bride, dark memories from her childhood begin to surface, serving to both explain and exacerbate her feelings of disquiet concerning her new life. She shows a strength of will and character in her ability to deal with her traumas and accept the situation she finds herself in, albeit without her choice. And when word reaches the palace that the Nephilim, giants sired by evil angels and born of human women, seek to do her harm, Kenana is forced to flee the palace. On the run, Kenana will discover that those closest to our hearts can sometimes make the most unlikely of heroes. And, in one case, an unlikely guardian angel.