The Eleventh Scroll — Gene Curtis

A sweeping tale of love, courage and cunning. (Faith Based Fantasy) On a mission to hide replicas of the sword from his staff, Mark and LeOmi encounter a young Ethiopian girl in training by a Chinese sorcerer. The girl's family has arranged her marriage to someone she neither knows nor loves. Her heart belongs to the young boy that rescued her and her family from a nomadic raider at the cost of his freedom. She intends to marry him, not the man from the arrangement. But first, she must find him. The sorcerer has other plans. Mark and LeOmi discover the sorcerer has a copy of a stolen, secret scroll. If Benrah gets his hands on it, he can discover the way to Eden. When the copy is destroyed, they must recover the original to keep it out of Benrah's hands. This scroll is in the possession of an ancient Chinese prince, forever cursed by a demon to live out eternity as neither flesh nor spirit, but something in between. According to the curse, the prince can only become human again when he consumes the flesh of the female warrior that can defeat him.