The Left Hand of God

Paul Hoffman

In a desolate sanctuary ruled by brutal Redeemers, a young boy named Thomas Cale endures a life of cruelty and violence, his identity lost to the harsh regime. When he witnesses an unspeakable act, his only hope for survival lies in escaping the Sanctuary's confines and venturing into the corrupt, Godless city of Memphis. However, the Redeemers will stop at nothing to reclaim him, driven by a terrifying secret he unknowingly possesses. This gripping novel explores themes of faith, survival, and the corrupting nature of power, set against a vividly imagined and unforgiving world.