Review: Guardian of the Flame by T.L. Higley
Guardian of the Flame by T.L. Higley
Historical Fiction/Christian Fiction, 381 pages
B & H Publishing Group
Courtesy of LibraryThing’s Early Reviewer Program
Sophia, a woman hurt by past loss, guards the famous lighthouse of Alexandria, Egypt, in order to hide herself away from a world she deems cruel and unloving. But there is no escape. Political turmoil swells as Roman general Julius Caesar and his legion storm the city, and Cleopatra fights to retain her country against both Caesar and bloodthirsty rivals. Sophia is caught in the middle between loyalty to Cleopatra and her maddening interest in Bellus, the Roman soldier whom Caesar has instructed to overtake the lighthouse.
This book surprised me. It is good enough for me to consider reading the others in the series. I have never read Christian Fiction before, and this first foray was a pleasant one.






