The Blood of Birds - Bailey, Jay
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In the shadow of King David's rising throne, as fractured tribes struggle toward nationhood, a new institution takes form: the city of refuge - part sanctuary, part courthouse, part cage. ¿ When a young archer takes on a task that spins out of control, his path collides with a merchant trapped behind refuge walls for a death he didn't commit. Two men. Two murders. One impossible alliance. Bound by separate tragedies and driven by overlapping vengeance, they forge a wary partnership built on lies neither can afford to expose. ¿ Around them moves a cast caught in their own desperate gambles: a…mehr

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In the shadow of King David's rising throne, as fractured tribes struggle toward nationhood, a new institution takes form: the city of refuge - part sanctuary, part courthouse, part cage. ¿ When a young archer takes on a task that spins out of control, his path collides with a merchant trapped behind refuge walls for a death he didn't commit. Two men. Two murders. One impossible alliance. Bound by separate tragedies and driven by overlapping vengeance, they forge a wary partnership built on lies neither can afford to expose. ¿ Around them moves a cast caught in their own desperate gambles: a wounded Philistine warrior clinging to vanished glory, a pregnant bride enduring silent brutality, and a priest's daughter digging toward freedom. Each navigates a rapidly changing society, ancient in its patriarchy yet ruthlessly pragmatic in its survival. ¿ From blood-soaked shepherd hills to Jerusalem's rising walls to Shechem's protected quarter, The Blood of Birds pulls back the gate on what these sacred cities truly were - their markets and night watches, their whispered bargains and iron-bound oaths, their collision of divine law and human desperation. ¿ A historically-grounded thriller about the dangerous cost of justice, the weight of an oath, and the thin line between sanctuary and prison.