
The Flaming Sword
A Heart-Pounding International Thriller With a Shocking Mystery
For fans of Angels and Demons, Origin, The Da Vinci Code, and other books by Dan Brown, Brad Thor or Daniel Silva, comes a religious and political mystery that will have you guessing until the very end.
An Incredible Weapon. In the beginning, the Lord sent mighty cherubim with a flaming sword to guard the holiest place on earth, the mount of Jerusalem, where the golden Dome of the Rock stands today. Now mysterious conspirators threaten to ignite a world war in the same place, with a “flaming sword” of a different kind.
The Epicenter of Monotheistic Faiths. Anciently, Solomon’s Temple stood on this spot, making it holy to the Jewish faith. According to the gospels, Christ was crucified near this spot, making it holy to Christians. Finally, the prophet Mohammed took his flight to heaven from this spot, making it holy to Muslims. A threat to this epicenter of three contesting faiths could shake apart the delicate balance of peace and bring down global ruin.
Secrets Upon Secrets. In this concluding volume of The Day of Atonement series, follow Israeli agent Ari and his companion, Interpol agent Maryse, as they race across multiple continents toward the mount of Jerusalem—and a shocking discovery that could mean the end of everything.
The Flaming Sword is a fast-paced fiction that takes us right to the heart of Jerusalem. Can roiling religious wars end in time to save the world?
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Book details
- Author
- Breck England
- Imprint
- TMA Press, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Formats
- Paperback
- Subjects
- Fiction › Christian › Suspense
Fiction › Mystery & Detective › International Crime & Mystery
Fiction › Political - Topics
- Jerusalem · international thriller · religious conspiracy · political intrigue · world war threat · Christian fiction · interfaith conflict · ancient mysteries
- ISBN-13
- 9781633539723
About the author
BRECK ENGLAND holds a Ph.D. in English from the University of Utah and has built a career writing books and articles for business people, with ghostwriting credits that include work for Stephen R. Covey.
England has taught in the Marriott School of Business and formerly sang in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. His writing spans subjects from education and politics to religion and French pastry, appearing in newspapers as well as books.
When he’s not writing, England composes classical music and pursues French cooking, interests that reflect the range of curiosity running through all his work.
Breck lives in the Rocky Mountains of Utah with his wife Valerie and nearly innumerable grandchildren.
