Listen closely. The wind is trying to tell you something.
The walls of Jericho didn’t fall by accident.
A washed-up rock star with red hair and a voice that once filled stadiums. A schoolteacher whose ordinary life is unraveling around a family secret buried in the hills of north Georgia. A Chinese-American geologist whose sister walked into Tiananmen Square in 1989—and who has waited thirty-five years for the chance to settle the score.
When a sound older than the Bible begins to move again, these three strangers discover they are bound to the same ancient bloodline. Walls can fall. Mountains can open. And a gold mine in Dahlonega, Georgia, may hold the key to a power that has been waiting since the days of Jericho, Gideon, and Babel.
Song of the Golden Wind is Christian supernatural suspense with its own soundtrack—the original songs of Angus Mick, woven through the story exactly as they appear in the book. Biblical retellings sit between the modern chapters, and the climax unfolds in the same Georgia hills where the gold once ran.
For fans of Ted Dekker and Frank Peretti who want a novel that can be both read and heard.
