Two Sons From Egypt

Two Sons From Egypt tells the story of two of history's most powerful characters: the conqueror, Pharaoh Thutmose III, and the Semitic slave leader, Moses. An archaeological dig at Jericho, several Egyptian tombs, and other discoveries reveal the events and characters surrounding these two rivals at court during the 18th dynasty of Egypt. More importantly, they reveal who Moses was in ancient history.
The first in "The Lion Awakes" trilogy, Two Sons From Egypt comes to life in 680 pages of action, romance, betrayal and intrigue as Thutmose III and Moses struggle for their separate destinies and the throne of Egypt, occupied by Hatshepsut, Egypt's first female pharaoh.
Escape From Paradise, the second book in "The Lion Awakes" trilogy, tells of the destruction of an island paradise north of the Delta that triggered the events of the Exodus, and the subsequent destruction of Egypt and birth of the nation of Israel. And the third, The Crimson Chord, recounts the conquest of Canaan, the victories of the newly established nation of Israel, and the preservation of the lineage of Christ through a prostitute and a prince.
".Well researched and persuasively argued." Grant R. Jeffrey, author and President, Frontier Research Publications, Inc.
".Well written.brings to life the times of this Bible character." William H. Shea, Ph, D., former professor of Old Testament, Andrews University; and presently Research Associate for the Biblical Research Institute.