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A random choice? An ill-advised plan? Or an undeserved opportunity? You be the judge.Today she is Jezebel. She has had many names, and this one is temporary. Call her a survivor, a beautiful woman who avoids retribution for her crimes by transforming into someone new. Her latest escapade almost cost her everything, including her life, but the future looks promising. She has escaped from Melbourne with a precious suitcase, and it's time to disappear again.She's an expert at hiding, a mistress of disguise - her many victims have never been able to identify her. The people who demand justice are unable to find her, the police remain oblivious to the connections between her crimes, and her previous allies are left searching for someone who no longer exists. Her origins are a mystery and she intends to keep it that way. Lies, betrayal and deception have been her currency for too long, and the list of people seeking her capture is extensive.Samson Davidson is a promise keeper. This hardworking mountain man has dedicated his life to serving others. Reliable and trustworthy, he gave up his personal ambitions long ago when he made peace with his past. He strives tirelessly to benefit the people he loves, and he is honourable and righteous. His faith is important to him, and he prays in every situation. He never makes a decision without considering the repercussions, which is why his conscience is troubled by his secret mission to Sydney. There are unanswered questions which will only be resolved when he finds the unknown woman God has sent him to collect. He doesn't know what she looks like, nor anything about her past. All he has is a location, a troubling name, and a sense that his secure and predictable life will change when he finds her.Her new beginning demands a sacrifice – those enemies are closing in. This righteous man seems like the perfect candidate. She implements her plans with confidence, rejoicing in how easily she has persuaded Samson to help her. She doesn't question his motives. This is her first mistake...