Mythology comes to life in rural Transylvania
Ioana Nagy, a young midwife in rural Transylvania, has been accused of being a witch. Periodic precognitive revelations and un-acquired knowledge make Ioana wonder if the accusations are true. Ioana struggles to support herself and her elderly mother in the economic turmoil following the end of communism. She laments the disappointments of her life.
Gideon Hunt, a young, idealistic, and naïve American missionary, arrives determined to dispel superstitions widely held by Transylvanians. He finds himself both drawn to and repelled by strong-willed and capable Ioana. Gideon’s preconceived ideas about the supernatural are soon challenged by unworldly experiences.
Gideon learns from Ioana as they defend the village from evil spirits. The arrival of a powerful demonic lord pushes them to the limits of their courage.
The authors have visited Transylvania six times and guarantee authentic culture and folklore. A wholesome cross cultural romantic subplot is included.
