KERMAN GILD PUBLISHING

Epic Chronicles of Faith, History & Divine Providence

The Stone and the Sceptre Chronicles

A sweeping saga of ancient prophecies, supernatural warfare, and covenant faithfulness. Journey from the fall of Jerusalem to the establishment of kingdoms in the uttermost parts of the earth, where divine purpose guides the wandering children of Israel to their appointed destiny.

The Chronicle Series

Christian Historical Fiction • Epic Fantasy • 6th Century BCE

The Stone and the Sceptre: A Scribe's Tale - Book Cover
BOOK ONE

The Stone and the Sceptre

A Scribe's Tale

~150,000 words • Complete

As Jerusalem falls to Babylon, the prophet Jeremiah flees with a sacred charge: the Stone of Destiny and the last princess of David's line. Aboard the Sea Serpent, they sail into the unknown, carrying the covenant promises to lands beyond the pillars of the world.

"I will overturn, overturn, overturn, it: and it shall be no more, until he come whose right it is; and I will give it him."

— Ezekiel 21:27
The Red Hand and The Eternal Throne: A Bard's Chronicle - Book Cover
BOOK TWO

The Red Hand & The Eternal Throne

A Bard's Chronicle

~160,000 words • Complete

In Celtiberian Iberia, Gathelus of the Red Hand and Princess Scota forge a kingdom from the ashes of exile. United against the giant-king Balor and his supernatural hordes, Hebrew refugees and Celtic warriors discover that only divine intervention can overcome the forces of darkness.

"And thy seed shall be as the dust of the earth, and thou shalt spread abroad to the west, and to the east, and to the north, and to the south."

— Genesis 28:14

The Journey Continues...

The Stone and the Sceptre Chronicles follows the covenant promises across centuries and continents. Future volumes will continue the epic saga.

COMING SOON

Book Three

The Third Overturn — The throne moves to its final resting place among the emerald isles.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Future Chronicles

The covenant story continues through the ages...

About the Author

Kerman Gild brings together extensive research in ancient history, biblical archaeology, and Celtic traditions to craft these epic chronicles. Drawing from primary sources including Hebrew genealogies, Celtic oral traditions, and archaeological evidence, the author weaves together historical fact and inspired imagination.

These works represent years of careful study into the migration patterns of the lost tribes of Israel, the establishment of early Celtic kingdoms, and the intersection of Hebrew and Celtic cultures in the western lands. The chronicles maintain historical authenticity while exploring the spiritual dimensions of covenant faithfulness across generations.