The Hidden War of Exodus — David Lee Baer

For Achilles, the hero of Troy, immortality was a curse. Until he found a reason to fight. The Exodus was never just about freedom from slavery. Behind the parting of the Red Sea, beyond the staff that became a serpent, beneath the blood on Egyptian doorposts, a cosmic conflict unfolded. Greek gods clashed with Hebrew power. Egyptian deities fought for survival. And one immortal warrior, banned from Olympus and haunted by centuries of purposeless existence, found something worth dying for. Achilles, the greatest warrior who ever lived, thought his story ended at Troy. He was wrong. When the invisible God of the Hebrews calls him to Egypt, Achilles becomes the hidden instrument in a divine campaign that will dismantle an empire, humble the gods themselves, and redefine what it means to be a hero. This is the Exodus you never knew. Where plagues are tactical weapons. Where prophets are military strategists. Where freedom is earned through blood, faith, and the choices of those willing to stand between earth and heaven.