The Gathering - True Believers Book 1
Synopsis
In a world shaken by violence and doubt, the Vatican makes an unusual gamble.
Bishop Victor Mizrahi has spent his life in the shadow of loss. Growing up in a Damascus orphanage, raised by a nun who taught him that faith is action and not just prayer, he is given a mission: To find miracles and show them to the public in hopes that it will restore the faith and calm the violence.
Victor's search leads him to a California assisted living facility and a young man, also an orphan, named Sammy LeFoyer. Sammy is autistic, withdrawn, and tremendously gifted. But a moment of joy turns Sammy’s life upside down and sets him on a path he neither understands nor controls.
What happens when the dreams of God become reality, and that reality longs to be a dream? Can a man of faith and a man with autism stay sane as they uncover the very nature of existence?
Together, Victor and Sammy will embark on a quest to bring together a group of people who don’t even know that they are special, that they are true believers.
*Author's warning* This book is first and foremost fiction. It features content heavily based on judeo/christian faith, but neither the author nor the book can be described as faithful to any religion. It will reimagine religious concepts that will almost certainly not align with doctrine. If that style offends you then I would suggest skipping this book
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