Woman of God is the fourth in a series of books that began with the author's first novel, License to Kill. It is a contemporary story, set in South America, about an expatriate of the U.S. who, like King David, has to flee her home country to preserve her life and liberty, as well as that of her children. Jess, the main character, comes to the new continent without knowing anyone and begins to forge a new existence with the support only of God, as her mother has recently passed away. She has to cope with a new language and extreme patriarchy, where she meets once again, unsavory characters who threaten her right to exist. Jess, for her own safety, flees Ecuador, only to be taken to her new country by a hardened criminal posing as a son of Christian missionaries. Ms. Pinney writes not only to document a time of enormous historical social upheaval, but to give hope and bear witness to the infinite power of God.