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by Melanie Dobson (Author), Guideposts (Author)
Treacherous Waters: Zahla's Story - is book seven in the Mysteries & Wonders of the Bible fiction series.
Determined to keep the Hebrews enslaved, the king of Egypt devises his most dreadful edict yet. He commands that the Hebrew midwives are to kill all newborn boys. Zahla cannot help but fear for her dear cousin, Puah, who works as a Hebrew midwife. Especially when Puah refuses to obey Pharoah's appalling order.
Zahla soon realizes she must act herself. She finds help from a most unexpected ally: an Egyptian guard named Merin. Together, they organize an intricate network to save as many children as they can. Zahla knows that one day God will come to their aid and free them from Pharaoh...but she, Merin, and her family will have to survive first.
UNRAVEL the Mysteries, BEHOLD the Wonders of the BibleEnthralling Historical Fiction Stories Bring Miraculous Bible Accounts to Life As Never Before! Mysteries, wonders, and secrets. The Bible is filled with glimpses of the divine and unknowable. Within its pages are tantalizing clues and fascinating hints about events, objects, places, and people whose stories have never been explored...until now. Each book in this series brings to life in vivid and Scripture-based detail an ancient witness to one of God's most intriguing mysteries. Through their challenges, tests, and tribulations, you'll experience the power of faith that transcends time and wraps them--and you--in God's perfect love.
Author Biography
Writing fiction is Melanie Dobson's excuse to explore abandoned houses, travel to unique places, and immerse herself in old journals and books. The award-winning author of almost thirty novels, Melanie enjoys stitching together both historical and time-slip stories. She has written four biblical fiction stories for Guideposts. Five of Melanie's novels have won Carol Awards, and two were finalists for a Christy Award. She is the previous corporate publicity manager at Focus on the Family and now enjoys teaching as an adjunct professor in the Pacific Northwest.
