The Burning Bush

Sinai. November. A Bedouin guide stumbles on a fissure in a mountain that no satellite map records, and from the fissure rises a column of light that does not consume the rocks it touches. Three hours later, an Israeli archaeologist named Tamar Shaheen receives a coded text from the IDF Southern Command: come now, bring no one, tell no one. From the author of Crude Awakening and The Tehran Protocol — a David Goldberg spiritual thriller for readers of Daniel Silva, Steve Berry, and Glenn Cooper. Where the burning bush of the Book of Exodus refuses to remain in the past tense. Where Israeli intelligence races the Vatican, Tehran, and a billionaire televangelist from Texas to control what is being broadcast from the side of a mountain that has not spoken since Moses. Where the question is no longer was it real, but — if it speaks again — will Israel listen, or will Israel run? Éditions Gueoula — the home of Torah-grounded thriller fiction.