Aida Besancon

When a sudden mysterious letter summons city minister Jo Archer from New Jersey to the Caribbean, she is plunged into a world of possibilities so large and obstacles so great she could gain or lose everything she holds dear. In this contemporary adventure novel full of challenge, mystery, romance, grace, plot twists, and ultimate enlightenment, Jo’s search for her identity echoes the true story struggles of two victims who became victors: Joseph, deliverer of famine-struck Israel, and Enrique, liberator of the oppressed Taino people, from whom Jo is directly descended. As Jo confronts her own life-threatening and life-changing quest, she realizes she is ＂walking in every forgotten, undervalued, and marginalized woman’s dream＂--a chance to become the leader whom God destined her to be, amidst the highest adventure of her life.

William David Spencer and Aída Besançon Spencer have authored/edited twenty-three books, winning two dozen writing and editing awards, including ＂Outstanding Contribution to Literature＂ for the novel Name in the Papers (Southern California Motion Picture Council), an Edgar Award nomination for Mysterium and Mystery (Mystery Writers of America), and book awards for The Goddess Revival and Beyond the Curse (Christianity Today and Eternity). Aída, born in the Dominican Republic, and Bill, of Leni Lenape heritage, are listed in Contemporary Authors and Who’s Who in America. See aandwspencer.com blog ＂Applying Biblical Truths Today,＂ novel’s soundtrack ＂Songs from the Cave...,＂ and YouTube ＂High Sierra Nocturne＂ music video.