An evil invasion from the stars. A restless girl blind to danger by her own desires. Will this young woman living in the world before Noah’s flood learn in time that not every god is good?

From award-winning Christian fantasy author Jean Hoefling comes book two in the Thrones of Genesis series.

The stars are ripe with prophecy in the clan of Adam and Eve about an ominous angelic incursion coming to the Earth. But Baraqua, a beautiful young woman of their clan, is unconcerned about anything but her schemes to marry a man forbidden to her. When her face appears in the dreams of Jared, the youngest elder, Baraqua is required by tradition to marry him. In the struggle of wills that follows, Adam and the elders can only pray that this headstrong scribe’s daughter will give birth to the world’s Savior, who will lead them safely back to the Garden of Eden.

The star prophecy is fulfilled when godlike beings appear and pursue Baraqua and other women in order to sire giant offspring, a Luciferian ploy to remove human beings as the God-ordained rulers of the earth. In the terror that follows, Baraqua is attracted to the invaders’ charismatic chieftain, while burdened with shame for not honoring her new husband. When a deadly battle between the forces of good and evil begins, this bride torn by too many loves must face the true nature of the angelic invaders and decide if anything matters more than her own selfishness.

This gripping historical fantasy about the primeval era when supernatural beings mingled with humans brings clarity to the mysterious “sons of God” of Genesis 6:1 and confirms the age-old belief that only courage and faith have the power to challenge spiritual darkness.