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Taken from the highly classified government cables and confiscated journals of an undercover young American soldier-spy and aspiring poet in 1990s Paris, this heart-rending testimony (only recently discovered and leaked from a series of government files found at Mar-a-Lago), is at once the story of an infamous artist's most devoted disciple, and a vital public record of his harrowing experience as the sole survivor of a mission of unspeakable evil and secrecy.
When, days after a violent explosion in the City of Light, a former veteran of the First Gulf War wakens from a coma to discover that three of his platoon mates are dead and receives shocking orders from his new commanding officer, facing him with a cruel choice: to either kill his best friend or the woman he loves.
Did the artist, Sean Dorian Knight, truly live? Who was he and why did he disappear - and why did his body of work in the midst of his celebrated Paris debut become erased from the historical record? Part spy novel, part biographical murder mystery, it is a haunting question that leads the reader into what perhaps could be the greatest true conspiracy of all time rooted in the enigmatic role played by the CIA in the founding of Modern art.
So, we are led through the eyes of an embedded informant on the mind-bending tale and cryptic path of art history, espionage, and government secrets: On the hunt for a mysterious enemy, one whose anonymous identity and prophesied rise - till this day - the government will use any amount of deadly force to keep hidden and destroy.
American Renaissance; "Or Inquiry Concerning Political Justice in the Arts & its Influence on Morals and Happiness," is at once a hilarious critique of the Post-Modern art scene in 1990s Paris, as well as an action-driven international thriller about the plight of modern-day artists living in the spiritual and political vortex during a paradigm shift of the new millennium. The full story is best experienced in numerical order and comprises:
Book 1: "Missions Dangerous"
Book 2: "An Identity Left on the Rue da la Clignancourt" (anticipated release Spring 2025)
Book 3: "A Theological History of Lost Peoples & Romantics" (anticipated release Summer 2025)
All set in Paris.
