Exploring the complexities of love, this book delves into its unpredictable nature, highlighting how it can flourish unexpectedly and develop at varying speeds. The narrative illustrates the duality of love, portraying it as both a robust and fragile bond that unites individuals. Through vivid imagery, it captures the essence of love's generosity and the profound connections it fosters.
Exploring the complexities of love and loyalty, this narrative follows characters caught between their desires and obligations. As they navigate personal struggles and societal expectations, themes of heartbreak and reconciliation emerge. The author delves into the emotional turmoil faced by the protagonists, showcasing their journey towards self-discovery and the quest for genuine connection. The interplay of torn relationships and the pursuit of unity drives the story forward, inviting readers to reflect on the nature of love and belonging.
It's 1964 and Ron de Cenza has decided to enter the priesthood despite his family's wishes. He has been selected by the church to attend a Latin school in rural Wisconsin along with nine other non-traditional seminarians. As Ron tries to navigate an era of social, religious and sexual revolution, he must also adapt from city life to country life, all the while convincing his family that this is his path. His troubles only deepen once he attends the abbey and discovers something is amiss. Ron must rely on his newly budding friendships to uncover hidden truths, cover-ups and a potential murder. Will Ron and his friends be able to discover the truth before things turn for the worse?
The narrative offers a humanized portrayal of Michelangelo, delving into the complexities of his character beyond his renowned artistry. Through a blend of his own words and imaginative reflections, the author crafts a personal story that captures the essence of this controversial sculptor, emphasizing his identity as a sculptor rather than a painter. This exploration follows two previous self-published works that also center on Michelangelo, enhancing the understanding of his genius and the challenges he faced.