This teen to adult short story portrays a fictional "in depth" look at the character of Jacob. At birth, his parents called him Deceiver; funny how a name moulds a person. The story of Jacob is captivating, from beginning to end. Using deception to secure his future, his father-in-law teaches him how painful it is to be on the receiving end of trickery. In the end, reconciliation with his brother and his Creator comes at a price. Though labeled historical fiction because it fleshes out what could have been, careful effort was made to remain true to the biblical character of the story. Great companion guide for homeschoolers, or an easy read for adults with a tremendous life lesson for everyone: that when we truly wrestle with God, we are remade, transformed closer into His image. Recommended ages 10 and up. Approximately 106 pages.