The gate is open. The Ghul wants a nation.
Tanya Janessy was supposed to be a musician. Instead she is the last Hakimah—the living key to an ancient Jinn prophecy. Her “aunt,” Governor Nafara Kavioni, has turned Texas into a laboratory of order, appetite, and miracles. Cartels vanish. Addicts get clean. Crowds cheer. And every month Tanya plays the ney flute in a hidden garden beneath the capitol, holding open a portal to the City of Brass.
Then the other side answers. A Marid staggers through, two years older than the months that passed. Tanya is taken. Blood cults and shape-shifting Jann move in the dark. A device meant to heal trauma begins to teach a country what to feel. As Nafara rises from governor to candidate to president, Tanya must decide whether she is midwife to a new world—or the last person who can still see the cost.
The Jinn Prophecy reaches the capital. Justice will be public. Mercy will not.
Women Walking Through the Fire shares the powerful, honest testimonies of sixteen women who have walked through deep pain — infertility, trauma, illness, loss, spiritual battles — and found God faithful in every season. Their stories reveal a God who still heals, still delivers, still provides, and still walks with His daughters through the fire.
Organized into six themes of God’s work (Origins, Intercession, Deliverance, Healing, Provision, and Faithfulness), this book invites readers to encounter hope, courage, and the comforting presence of the Lord.
“Every page carries the sound of women who refused to bow to the flames… If you need to remember that miracles still happen, start here.” — Pastor Randy Hill, Summit Church, Collin County, Texas
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