Reignless Flood

Abraham Peschel is an average man. Painfully average. He likes sensible choices, sensible beliefs, and a life unlikely to surprise him.

Then someone spills a cup of coffee on his crotch during a megachurch service.

The Church catches it on camera.

And calls it a miracle.

Suddenly, Abraham is the accidental face of a revival he doesn't believe in, pursued by people who see something useful in his newfound notoriety. Among them is Sadie Campbell, an ambitious pastor whose interest in Abraham may be personal, professional, or something considerably harder to separate.

What begins as an absurd misunderstanding ripples outward into a collision of faith, desire, spectacle, conformity, and power. As everyone around Abraham tries to decide what his experience means, he is forced to confront a more dangerous question:

What does he actually believe for himself?

Reignless Flood is a subversive epic satire about the systems we inherit, the stories we mistake for truth, and the strange freedom that can begin when an ordinary person finally starts asking questions.

Because there is a difference between surviving and actually being alive.

Book One of The Tzel Canon.