HEAVEN is about the nature of God as seen through the eyes of Eve, an exotic dancer.
What if the mythical Serpent was really a savior, inviting humanity to awaken from a mindless existence? What if Eve was a heroine, courageous enough to buck the system and take the Serpent up on his offer to bust out of the cage? The modern-day Eve is an exotic dancer, intent on questioning accepted religious norms and presenting her unique ideas about humanity's relationship to the Divine.Eve discovers her power to discern truth from falsehood at the hands of her religiously abusive foster family. She chooses to release her light into a dark world by combining her love for music and dance, stripping naked as a symbol of fearlessly unmasking her true self. Her passion for challenging society's labels as representations of "truth" brings controversial and dangerous repercussions from club patrons, cops, and religious zealots. Eve rises above the confines of extreme moralism, tempting all of us to live our own divine truths, free from shame and guilt.
Heaven is a story about healing the perceived separation of the spiritual from the sexual self. The novel contains some explicit sexual content in relation to spiritual/philosophical content. It also contains nonfictional information woven into the fabric of a fictional story.
