The Dreamer, the Schemer, & the Robe
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<p>After saving Noah and family from the evil stowaway Charlatan aboard the ark in <i>The Ark, the Reed, & the Fire Cloud,</i> heroes Max and Liz, along with faithful mates Kate and Al, earn immortality and a directive from God to serve as His envoys for pivotal points in human history. They have waited for centuries for a word from the Maker; now they learn they are to work behind the scenes in the life of Joseph. In <i><b>The Dreamer, the Schemer, & the Robe,</b></i> the fate of an entire nation rests in their paws.</p> <p>All looks hopeless for the young teenager as Joseph's brothers sell him into slavery in Egypt. Has Charlatan returned to Egypt to once again stop Max and Liz from accomplishing their mission? With the help of two new characters, a British archeologist mouse and a forlorn camel, they must combat the forces of evil that are out to thwart their plans, leading them into mysterious adventures with pyramids and mummies. If Max and Liz fail in this mission, all of Egypt will suffer from famine, and the Hebrew nation will never be born.</p> <p>Abounding in life lessons on struggle, enduring trials, forgiveness, and redemption, <i><b>The Dreamer, the Schemer, & the Robe</b></i> is a nonstop thriller filled with twists and turns, side-splitting humor, treachery and heartache, hope and forgiveness.</p>
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