Judy DuCharme has given us a story woven together with the historical blood moons past. Blood Moon Redemption takes the reader into a captivating drama, drawing from her rich knowledge of the ancient land of Israel.
—Trina Hankins, Mark Hankins Ministries
An ancient relic, a puzzling prophecy, and a young woman tied together through the ages . . .
A woman escaping an abusive marriage creates a symbolic garden at her childhood home, only to discover that cultivating a new life may require deadly measures to uproot the past.
A Tale of Spies, Lies, and Wise Guys. Harry and his Quandary colleagues try to unravel the latest attempt by the Chinese and North Koreans to disrupt the financial institutions in the West.
A poisoned accountant, a Chinese painter, the PRC’s Minister of Technology, his brother the Director of the Enterprise Division of the MSS, and Harry, the art dealer who moonlights as a SIS agent search for why D. D. Greyson was murdered.
External enemies are easy to spot: Russia and China for example. But what about the internal enemies? Failure to understand history lead to the attempted Wall Street Putsch of 1933. It can happen again, but not if Harry has anything to say about it.
Harry has a dangerous flaw: he has an imagination, not something the men who run MI6 appreciate. Harry needs to prove himself; he needs excitement, and it comes in a deadly package of intrigue, murder, a master spy, and the elusive unknown, Harriet.
It started so innocently. Charlie only stopped in this charming, wholesome town because she was lost. But things are never as they seem in Redemption ...
She was supposed to be safe. However, nothing is ever what it seems in Redemption. And you should never, ever, discount the darkness hiding under the surface.
