Elisha Davidson and the Shamir

This book is the Elisha Davidson Trilogy finale. The series has received positive approbations from Rabbi David Aaron and Rabbi Doron Kornbluth, as well as enthusiastic reviews in OU Life, The Jewish Star, The Jewish Telegraph and others. Amazon reader reviews have been consistently positive for each of the previous books. The trilogy is fantasy adventure genre, but based on non-fiction manuscripts dating back 5,775 years. It story is crafted using characters and accounts found in Tanakh and Jewish tradition, including the esoteric, wherein the author illustrates that the most amazing mysteries of life are not imaginary, but can be found in the extraordinary and cryptic teachings of Jewish history.

In Elisha Davidson and the Shamir, the final ‘Nine Days’ countdown is on, and the most cataclysmic day on earth is nearly here. Elisha finally knows what he has to do. He must enter the dark time of an ancient and lost world and try to receive one of its most powerful gifts. A gift that will attract armies of light and dark forces who will be watching his every step and are determined to stop him. The greatest masterminds of his generation will be brought together, willingly and unwillingly, to join forces with Elisha in his quest, shattering their veils of secrecy and revealing that what appears to the natural eye is not always the reality.

 

The Elisha Davidson series features 12-year old Elisha Davidson, a young Jewish boy attending a school for spiritually-gifted children. Elisha and his family live in the Old City of Jerusalem, where the adventure unfolds between the 17th of Tammuz and Tisha b’Av.