Hale Like the Sun: A Bronze Age Romance of Three Empires (Kings of Canaan)

Not even the gods can save Canaan from war! In this second installment of Kings of Canaan, peace is shattered when the brutal Hittite king, Shuppiluliuma invades Mitanni and Syria. With the Pharaoh more concerned with his cult than with his country, chaos is unleashed in all of Canaan. Can anything be saved in this war for the soul?

Kohan Killetz depicts the period of the Late Bronze with literary skill and great knowledge, presenting a world long lost with clarity and accuracy and engaging the reader with rich worldbuilding, vibrant characters, an exciting plot, and historical detail. If you like a true history in full lurid detail, read!

"Definitely your book should be suggested to students studying Bronze Age History, it describes perfectly the spirit of time of Late Bronze Canaan. Bravo." -Nico the Guide, M.A. Biblical Studies, Tour Guide

"The author of this fine book has done a tremendous amount of research and is fully versed in ancient history. The story moves from Habiru bandit camps to the court of the Egyptian Pharaohs. Sudden remorseless violence is the order of the day in the shadow of ruthless politics that predate Machiavelli by many centuries but typify his cold-eyed view of the world. If you enjoy a story well told backed by formidable erudition this is a book you will enjoy."

- Garth Gould, Historian, Author, Wild West History Association, Tombstone Epitaph