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The Mark of Nin-Isina
Paperback
Publisher: Faithful Works Press
Published: May 31 2026
Pages: 112
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.27 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A mother's love. A goddess's power. A battle for humanity.
Five years after her son miraculously survives a near-death experience, Eva -- a Director for the Medicaid Innovation Center (MIC), a national nonprofit leader in the gov-tech industry -- is thrust into her divine destiny after bumping into a stranger on the DC Metro who hands her a mysterious pendant. After falling asleep on the train on her way home from work, the pendant transports her to ancient Sumeria. There, she learns the reason why she was chosen to receive the pendant and the mission she must complete to fulfill an ancient covenant.
This epic tale weaves together the intimate struggles of motherhood with cosmic responsibility for universal healing. Eva's journey is both deeply personal-a mother discovering her true purpose-and universally significant, as she helps restore the very forces that enable healing and compassion to flourish throughout the world. It's a story about the sacred nature of caregiving, the power that lies within ordinary people to become extraordinary forces for healing, and the recognition that every act of kindness is part of an ancient, cosmic web of interconnected love.
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