"He must rule - or darkness will."Swing to new heights through the breath-taking Amazon Rainforest with Rhett, the fun-loving kinkajou, and Giran, a lonely jaguar. Rhett doubts his calling as the next Prophet of Sanchia. Why would the Sovereign choose an insignificant kinkajou?Giran doesn't care about dominance - he craves love, family, and the forgiveness that only the Sovereign can provide. When Prophet Saloma, a wizened sloth, announces her retirement, the unlikely friends find themselves rivals in an election that will decide the fate of Sanchia.Will they recognize and trust the Sovereign's plan in time to stop power-crazed Tirgato and keep Sanchia from slipping into darkness? Narnia meets The Jungle Book in a whimsical tale of friendship and faithfulness. Endorsement:We lived in the Amazon Basin in eastern Ecuador as Journeymen missionaries long ago and Jungle Prophet was a warm reminder of the rain forest and the habitat of the jungle.Join the journey of the wise Saloma and shudder over the evil plans of the wicked Tirgato in the jungle region of Sanchia. Walk with Rhett as he struggles with self-doubt and as he asks himself, "Can I really become what the Sovereign wants me to be?" Struggle with Giran as he battles his problem with anger and confronts the lies he has been told all his life.The reader will identify with the characters' flaws and with their struggles as he or she learns about forgiveness and second chances in life. I heartily recommend this action-packed tale of good and evil, and of despair and hope to any child who wants to live an amazing adventure and to see good overcome wrong. Enjoy this amazing journey that is definitely worth taking! %Gary Stone: Missionary and Author of What If Everyone Lived Next Door To JESUS? and JESUS In the Dark About the Author:Sharon is ...a dreamer, a lover of all good stories, and ...a devoted follower of Jesus Christ. She is blessed with an encouraging husband, Marty, and four amazing kids. Together, they homeschool, enjoy youth groups, and dream of exotic vacations. Sharon writes, not only as a means of escape to a quiet attic but to share stories that show off God's character and draw readers closer to Him.