Connilyn Cossette Books In Order

Publication Order of Out From Egypt Books

Publication Order of The Covenant House Books

Publication Order of Cities of Refuge Books

Publication Order of Ordinary Women of the Bible Books

Publication Order of The King's Men Books

Connilyn Cossette is American historical fiction, Christian, inspirational and romance author. She resides in North Carolina together with her husband and two children who make her life full of laughter, joy, and inspiration. Her love for adventure and historical facts pointing to Jesus and other biblical figures has been the primary input to her writing and her passion for books ever since her young age has contributed a lot to her career as an author.

Cossette is a CBA Best Selling Author for her incredible writings, the Out From Egypt Series and The Cities of Refuge Series. The author’s books are written from ancient information connecting to the Bible and the search for Jesus into an immersive fiction.

Counted with the Stars

Counted with the Stars is book one in the Out from Egypt Series. Connilyn Cossette gives a story of depression, hope, desperation and love with a huge biblical epoch. She provides us with the story of a girl who is sold into slavery by her father and later is followed by a couple of problems while in Egypt.
The girl is in the middle of a load of problems including being forsaken by her suitor and being sold into slavery by her father. To make things even worse, she finds herself in the middle of a massive plague that terrifies the whole of Egypt. In the process of saving her brother from slavery, she flees with the Hebrews. Her problems further increase when she finds herself entangled with a man who has a deep hating for her people and being introduced to a God that she has little knowledge of during the great exodus. She is a dilemma in that she either has to choose between going back to Egypt or sticking with the Hebrews and serving the new God.

The author takes you through the turn of events that befall Kiya that are so emotional and challenging and also includes curiosity, suspense, and emotion seen when it comes to the love she hers for her elder brother. Her inner conflict between serving the gods that she previously had in Egypt and the new one, Yahweh, puts her into a tricky situation until she finally gives in to the new God.

The story smoothly flows through with a balance between the two cultures brought out from the blend of characters. Her setting and flow of events will spike an image that is so real that the reader will want to go deeper into the story to the last page.

Shadow of the Storm

Shadow of the Storm is the second installment of her series Out From Egypt. The group that left Egypt after the plague has moved on, and they are deep in the desert with only Yahweh to guide them and provide for them. Kiya has a friend Shira whom this story has a center on for the bigger portion.

She has escaped from Egypt and together with her friend Shira they are free from the oppression and slavery that they lived in a while in Egypt. The atmosphere is peaceful until the people disobey God and build a golden idol. This, however, comes up with an opportunity for Shira who is forced to work as a midwife during the ensuing chaos. However, this is not her mother’s wish as she is supposed to engage in weaving something that has been taken as the family’s trade line. Despite all this pressure from her family, she pushes on with what her heart loves.

Things take a negative direction when a delivery that she handled goes wrong forcing her to go back to the life she had been running away from, the family weaving business and serving her God. To make thing more complicated, she ends up bound to a man who betrayed her in the past and who also has a couple of problems trailing him. There is a conflict going on between the foreigners and the Hebrews which is about to spark another dangerous rebellion. Meeting this man takes her through a tough time as she opens up her past life of hurt and embraces the consequences of her decisions as the story grows.

The story is unique, thrilling and suspenseful with vivid descriptions of characters, scenes, and happenings that will make you stuck on the book. The author has created a story with great dramatic twists and romance turned into an unforgettable story to entirely arrest the reader’s attention.

Wings of the Wind

Winds of the Wind is the third book in Connilyn Cossette Out From Egypt Series. Alanah is a Canaanite born and raised with her brother putting her on the battlefield for a huge part of her life. Her father and brothers are killed in the battlefield by the Hebrews something that puts her into bitterness and creates in her the urge to take revenge.

She gives her life to revenge without having the hope that she will survive. While Tobiah, a Hebrew is going on with his work on the battlefield, he finds an unconscious lady and out of compassion decides to offer her help by taking her to a healer at one of the Hebrew camps. He is unaware of the intentions that the lady she is trying to help has as all that he is trying to do is offer help to her.

Alanah is put in a difficult situation where she has to join hands with her enemies as a simple mistake would uncover whom she is landing her into a great deal of trouble. Things escalate, and Alanah is married to Tobiah as she gets a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere free from all the struggles that she has undergone. This, however, does not continue for long as her painful past comes over haunting her and making her go against all these that she has been offered in her new home.

She battles with the two opinions and finally shatters all that she has gained while living with the Hebrews all this time. As the author takes the reader deep into the story, one can undoubtedly feel the events that unfold through a stunning journey of this book. With detail and passion, Connilyn Cossette has crafted the story to entertain her audience.

2 Responses to “Connilyn Cossette”

1. Dennise Dehon: 1 year ago

   The best books I’ve ever read

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   • Heather Keimig: 6 months ago

     They really are awesome, aren’t they?!

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