Polished Arrows

Polished Arrows by Deborah Galiley, published by OakTara Publishers in March 2007, is a historical fiction work that explores themes of faith and resilience during a tumultuous period in the 14th century BC. The narrative unfolds as the reign of the Moavite King Eglon comes to an end, offering the people of Israel a chance for renewal. Central to the story are Devorah, a beloved daughter with a divine purpose, and Yael, a purchased bride facing an unwanted life. Their journeys intertwine as they navigate personal struggles and seek to understand their roles in a changing world.

Readers will find a rich tapestry of characters and events that reflect the complexities of faith and human relationships. The book delves into the challenges faced by Devorah and Yael as they confront their destinies and the expectations placed upon them. With a focus on historical and religious elements, Polished Arrows presents a narrative that examines the intersection of personal dreams and divine plans. This edition spans 312 pages and is written in English, inviting readers to engage with a story that resonates with themes of hope and transformation.