Historic copper age exploration of the traditional Noah flood story. Ku-aya led a joyful life with her parents and her three younger brothers.
Historic copper age exploration of the traditional Noah flood story. Ku-aya led a joyful life with her parents and her three younger brothers. Her days were spent tending to the fields of wheat, watching over the herd of sheep, and dancing along the banks of the salt river that ran through the center of her beautiful, sprawling village. Every dawn brought new blessings from the Sky Father above. But The Striker, god of storms and change, could have a callous streak. With each passing year the salt river grew ever wider, dividing their town into halves. And there were those who whispered that this was just a harbinger of a greater ill to come.... Black Sea Deluge is the first book in my short story series set in the Black Sea region during the Copper Age - around 5600 BC. The stories retell the Noah flood myth from a historical perspective. The Noah Flood series contains no violence, no swearing, and no intimacy, so they are suitable for teens and up. You can listen to the audiobooks one by one as they are released, or you can listen to the bundles. The bundles are compiled immediately after reaching each 10-book milestone. It's your choice! Some listeners enjoy giving feedback as I write while others would rather binge in blocks.
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