Publisher's Synopsis
A Wild Ride . . . RJ Blizzard has crafted an exceptional story that contemplates the best mysteries of the universe, where faith and truth find their way into the human heart.
Wayne Jacobsen - Co-Author of The Shack
If you had the chance to implant into yourself, the DNA of Jesus Christ; would you? Edward Mayus did. His journey was incredible and the ending will shock you.
Edward, an agnostic medical DNA researcher of the heart, is searching for life's meaning. His brother, Stephen, before his untimely death at the hands of an Islamic terrorist, comes into possession of an ancient relic of the Catholic Church. The relic contains the DNA of Jesus.
Edward while going through his dead brother's belongings uncovers an un-mailed letter from his brother asking him to implant the DNA into his body. Edward accepts this new journey out from beyond his normal life of doubt, fears, and existential angst. Changes start to happen, and people's lives are forever affected. Nothing is the same anymore.
RJ Blizzard has created a parable of suspense and mystery, where the reader can explore, along with Edward and the other rich complex human characters, what an authentic spiritual journey of doubt, faith, forgiveness, and redemption is like. This tale of grace explores what it would be like to be Jesus in today's world. But in the end, the reader's eyes are opened as is Edwards. Nothing is as we thought it was.
Wayne Jacobsen author of He Loves Me, Finding Church, and co-author of The Shack says this;
RJ Blizzard has crafted an exceptional story that contemplates the best mysteries of the universe, where faith and truth find their way into the human heart. It's a wild ride with engaging characters through conflict, discovery and unforeseen twists that will have you scratching your head until the end. If you're looking for a compelling read of human transformation where religion is not always the best friend of faith, you'll find it here.
The story is woven in the style of The Alchemist, The Time Keeper and The Shack with less mysticism and with the rawer emotions, fears, and doubts of humanity. A tale of grace where the thin line between the sacred and ordinary exposes the relationships of trust that only a well-traveled journey can reveal.
Edward journeyed well and learned that the thin line between incarnation and human are sometimes the same.
