Robert Earl draws from a profound personal history of over two decades battling drug addiction to deliver raw, uncompromised truth in his writing. His narratives spring from the depths of his soul, vividly capturing the harsh realities he has experienced. Through his work, he aims to summon uncensored truths, offering readers an unvarnished look at life's deepest struggles. This debut novel is a testament to that passionate and unflinching perspective.
With the help of the adventurous rogue Florin d'Artaud and his double-dealing companion, Lorenzo, the wild woman Katarina prowls the streets of the port city of Bordeleaux as she sets out to seek revenge on those who had murdered her husband. Original.
Exploring the complexities of modern church leadership, the author confronts uncomfortable truths about the integrity of spiritual leaders. The narrative challenges the notion that larger congregations equate to truthful guidance, highlighting the prevalence of deceit and misrepresentation within some churches. By addressing the moral failings of certain leaders, the book aims to empower congregants to seek genuine truth and discernment, ultimately advocating for a more honest and accountable approach to faith.