Poems

In this collection of poems, Hilton explores themes of love, loss, and redemption through the lens of the Christian faith. The Hunter's Tale, the featured poem in this book, tells the story of a man whose pursuit of worldly pleasure leads to great sorrow and emptiness, until he finds hope in the message of the cross.

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