The two men came at dinnertime on friday night to murder a young rabbi and his family. They didn't say why. They didn't say who sent them. Fortunately, Gidon Aronson was at the right place at the right time. Gidon, a former member of an elite Israeli special operations unit, must not only protect the clergyman, but also peel back the layers of the man's personal and professional lives to get at a secret not even the target knows, or admits. Gidon's inquiries soon place him in the crosshairs as well, and lead him from the United States to Israel and the Gaza Strip. In his search, Gidon not only uncovers more questions, but in the process must also face his own demons from past Israeli operations.

Gidon Aronson just wants to be left alone. His training as a special forces operative makes him unique, but now he just wants solace. When the Guardians of Heaven set their sights on an Israeli diplomat, Gidon does just enough to save their target. But when they kill a friend, he steps into a conspiracy that runs from upscale neighborhoods of Baltimore to the ancient streets of Jerusalem and the West Bank. "I literally didn't want to put it down. In the Name of God is a wonderful story that makes a reader want to keep turning the pages and not rest. This is story-telling with a flair - taken from the day's headlines." - Neil Rubin, Editor of the Baltimore Jewish Times

Gidon Aronson just wants to be left alone. His training as a special forces operative makes him unique, but now he just wants solace. When the Guardians of Heaven set their sights on an Israeli diplomat, Gidon does just enough to save their target. But when they kill a friend, he steps into a conspiracy that runs from upscale neighborhoods of Baltimore to the ancient streets of Jerusalem and the West Bank. "I literally didn't want to put it down. In the Name of God is a wonderful story that makes a reader want to keep turning the pages and not rest. This is story-telling with a flair - taken from the day's headlines." - Neil Rubin, Editor of the Baltimore Jewish Times