One storm. One lost barge. One Promised Land no one expected. On the journey to the Promised Land, the Jaredite barges are meant to travel together across the great deep.
One storm. One lost barge. One Promised Land no one expected. On the journey to the Promised Land, the Jaredite barges are meant to travel together across the great deep. But when a violent storm tears one vessel away from the others, Captain Omer and his people are shipwrecked on a strange shore, alone, wounded, and with no hope of rescue. Then Omer discovers the wreck was only the beginning. His wife and niece have survived, but they have been taken captive by the island's native inhabitants. The proud and powerful tribe intends to make them wives of their high priest, while the rest of Omer's people face a brutal sacrifice to their sun god. With only days to act, Omer must outwit a dangerous enemy, save the people entrusted to him, and uncover a mystery that could change everything he thought he knew about God's promise. Because this island may not be a detour. It may be another Promised Land. Perfect for listeners who love: Book of Mormon inspired adventure Ancient seafaring survival stories Faith-filled historical fiction with high stakes Lost civilizations, sacred promises, and daring rescues
Perfect for fans of scripture-inspired fiction, ancient adventure, and faith-centered stories in the spirit of Tennis Shoes Among the Nephites and The Kingdom and the Crown.
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