Tagon, a young mountain boy visiting his aunt Rahab experiences the true power of God in the city of Jericho. His aunt's family were the only ones to survive the total collapse of the monstrous walls that surrounded and protected the city. A young Israelite boy befriended him before they returned to their home in the mountains and explained in detail the truth of what just happened. While growing up in the deep forest, under the teaching of his father, Tagon became an accomplished hunter and tracker. It was said there was nothing he couldn't track or turn into a meal, pleasant to the taste or not. Years later, Tagon, his wife Inna and son Aika, chose to go on an adventure of their own across the mountains down along the Great Sea. Neither Inna nor Aika had ever seen the huge body of water or visited any large civilized towns or cities. Armed with the knowledge of his youth, Tagon and his small family encounter people who worship strange gods. Not only do they have to deal with the local inhabitants, but find themselves face to face with these gods. | Jude 6 by Alan Hampton, Paperback | Indigo Chapters