Jeff Gaura – författare

Rome ruled Judah in the first century, but neither party wanted the other. 

The book is action-packed and takes place in ancient Judah as well as in the Colosseum of downtown Rome.

Two Hebrew cousins experience great atrocities and feel that they have no other hope than to attempt to cross the sea to reach Rome and seek an audience with the emperor. Along the way, they both evade and experience traumatic events as they seek out an opportunity to get their family back. They meet changers of history as they, themselves, become part of Hebrew history books.

The Roman Empire had everything, but it also took everything, especially from followers of Yeshua who didn''t know the cost of participation. 

Caleb and Eliza return from Rome with a letter from the emperor and a new sister. Despite having exactly what they need, their hearts are riddled with emotional baggage that comes from attempting to be a Roman at a time of great social sin. With Caleb''s parents dead and Eliza''s parents enslaved, they must push forward with a plan to find them. In the middle of their search, they find their life''s identity as they twist through the healing process that leads them to unexpected sacrifice.

JEFF GAURA retired from corporate America while he''s still young and healthy and has decided to put his love of Christ into stories. Jeff joined the Peace Corps at age twenty-one, and he developed a relationship with the people of the Himalayan nation of Nepal, and his nonprofit has built many schools over the last thirty years.

He and his wife, Linda, live in rural North Carolina, in a log home, where they farm and teach wellness and fitness. They have two sons, Alex and Michael. Michael and his wife, Lauren, live in Charlotte; and his other son, Alex, is a student at the Barrett Honors College at Arizona State.

Jeff competes internationally as a cyclist and runner, and he writes stories of his events and learnings. Jeff is a prolific blogger, and his works can be found at https://thresholdacademy.com/blog/.