An Empty Ache

In this novel, Christian parables are interpreted in a fourfold way to remedy a comment made by a now-deceased aunt. The front cover design of this book reflects the loving gesture to the aunt. In the design, vibrant, delicate blue light suggests enlightenment emerging in the midst of black, widespread shadow, indicating a psychological state of "being in the dark," unaware, not knowing, without understanding. Novel 3 in the series Scrapbooks of the Soul

Explore the mesmerizing universe of Scrapbooks of the Soul, a compelling series of novels where fiction merges with profound inquiry. Each book is a rich mosaic, filled with diverse fictional characters who delve into the mysteries of the soul, sleeptime dreams, brain hemispheres, and the intersections of spirituality and science. Their dialogues, embellished with insightful footnotes, navigate through themes of whole-brain Christianity, and the intricacies of psychological, generational, and cultural healing.

These stories are more than narratives; they are a reflection on human experience, encompassing long-standing friendships, resilient relationships, and our struggle with life's opposites. The series offers a unique perspective, suggesting our reality is shaped by our perceptions and interpretations. Engage with Scrapbooks of the Soul to discover a world where each page mirrors the complexity of life and the varied interpretations that define our existence.

Novel #1 Deep Hints and Clues Novel #2 What Might We Know Novel #3 An Empty Ache Novel #4 Sit With It Novel #5 Backyard Talk