The Daughter of Dagon

In The Daughter of Dagon, Branan's rescue of Saphira leads him into a web of danger and revelations about his father's past.

In the second installment of the manga-style The Daughter of Dagon series, authored by Gary Martin and illustrated by Sergio Cariello, the story follows Branan as he embarks on a daring rescue mission. He saves a captivating young woman named Saphira, only to discover that her mother is none other than Delilah, the infamous figure who once betrayed Branan’s father. This revelation complicates Branan's feelings and puts him in a precarious position, as he grapples with the legacy of his father's past.

As Branan travels back to Israel, he learns more about his father, Samson, while also facing threats from the Philistines who are aware of his existence. His protective instincts are ignited when Saphira enters his life, but he soon realizes that danger lurks around every corner. A recurring dream haunts him, reminding him of the woman who played a pivotal role in his father's downfall, adding to the tension and uncertainty of their journey.

Branan’s adventure takes him from battling slave traders to confronting monstrous creatures, all while struggling with the realization that Saphira may not be who she seems. As they approach her hometown, the weight of Samson’s past mistakes bears down on Branan, forcing him to rely on his father's heroic legacy and divine guidance rather than his own strength. The Daughter of Dagon combines biblical themes with an engaging narrative, making it an ideal read for young audiences seeking adventure and moral lessons.