G J Phoenix

Finding Ethiopia G J Phoenix

SPECIAL COMBINED EDITION! Two books in one! SEAT OF GOD A child marked by God's hand ... A woman willing to risk her life to save what's left of her family ... A priest obsessed with an ancient prophecy ... A man forced to face his past ... Four people on a collision course with an earth-shattering destiny. An Ethiopian priest, believing a little girl is the key to a biblical curse, kidnaps her. The girl's only surviving relative, Jasmine Rose, turns to former CIA operative-code name "the Hunter"-to help her find the child. The two must decipher a series of clues as they search from Israel to Egypt to Ethiopia to catch a holy man who always manages to stay one step ahead. What Jasmine doesn't know is that the Hunter's former boss is intent on having his revenge. As the chase escalates, Jasmine finds herself becoming both hunter and prey. She is willing to pay anything, do anything, to secure the child. But will the child's mystical abilities save the world-or destroy them all? Jasmine must face the ultimate questions: Will finding the girl be a blessing or a curse? And what will she sacrifice to save the child? JOURNEY OF JOSEPHUS For one man, the future is now. The Prester family has been waiting for centuries for the prophecy to manifest. Josephus swore to his grandfather the day the old man died that he would be the one to deliver the Marked Child. For thirty years, he watched his Ethiopia be crushed by famine, disease, and religious conflict. The time for action has come. Breaking one vow to deliver on a greater one, he assembles the brothers who have the unwavering faith and knowledge of what will be necessary to seek out the reincarnated guardians, those who once shepherded this land to supremacy. It is time for them to remember their heritage and to reclaim their future. The guardians are the way. It is a race against time to find the children who hold the key to saving the future before the darkness overtakes them all. Will they succeed? Or will the covenant, the first promise, made to an ancient people remain unfulfilled?