While Subira was still in the womb, her mother, Ramla, had a vision. The child she carried was destined to aid a baby king. The god, Thoth, told her no more. But in her vision, her unborn child taught the Egyptian seer a song that would become the mantra by which she trained the child for her lot in life: "Patience is virtuous. Ears gather knowledge. Eyes record detail. Persistence pays dividends." Would the ditty be enough to keep Subira faithful to her task in the court of King Herod?

Currently available in paper form on Amazon ! "Why do you do that? Why do you dress like that? Why can't you be like any other girl?" Elijah asked Rachel with curiosity, the girl who was now hugging her books protectively as she looked at her long grey dress she loved so much. "What?" Rachel asked, confused. She couldn't understand why Elijah Bornman, the boy who made everyone crave for his attention, was talking to her. "You heard me." He said, his cold blue eyes never leaving her warm chocolate ones. And with a deep breath, Rachel replied, her voice confident: "Because I am not ashamed of the Gospel."