An Untethered Heart

This book, UNTETHERED HEART, is about human tragedy and misery. It is about failing, getting back up and struggle. It is about the conflict between good and evil. It is about choices and the heartache brought to some by those choices of ease over fighting for the truth. But it is also about fear and insecurity, about how it weakens resolve and leaves a person open to deception, and failures that leads to more bad choices and loss of trust. It is about pain, but ultimate joy and peace. Does evil seduce the princess, does Sir Lancelot lose again? Will darkness snuff out the light? Will the good sell themselves for a morsel, for a penny? Will some call evil good just to avoid a fight? Will we all go along just to get along, or is there some good left in the world worth fighting for. The book is about the transitioning from one morality to another and its impact on the people surrounding those who make such changes and life choices. It is about evil reinventing itself and calling itself good. It is about deceitfulness, betrayal and the maiden who makes herself a harlot, who wipes her mouth after an adulterous feast and says, "I have done no wrong." The characters in this book are real: those who play out that drama on the greatest stage: the stage of their own lives with eternity in the balance, their ethics and morals in transition, and who shall find them, where shall you find them?