Asunder: The Tale of the Renaissance Killer commingles horror and inspiration in a most unsettling but pleasing way. It's a bizarre amalgam that is repugnant while uplifting; repulsive while instilling hope. What would you do if you died and woke up in a seeming paradise only to be confronted by pure evil the likes of Adolph Hitler, Joseph Stalin or Jeffrey Dahmer? Could this possibly be heaven or just the cruelest hoax of a vengeful God? That's exactly what happens to Twain Newman following a lifelong struggle against his own worst instincts after suffering the terrible tragedy of having his wife and son fall victim to the sadistic, demonic Renaissance Killer in the most gruesome fashion imaginable. Asunder is a study in good versus evil and the stunning transformations that can occur as our old and new natures battle tooth and nail within our hearts, minds and souls. Warning: This book will show you the very depth of human depravity and, much worse, it will hold up a mirror reflecting your face; the truth that we all have the same capacity and, yes, propensity toward the worst evil, apart from God. Then it will take you to dizzying heights of inspiration and freedom that may change your outlook on the world forever.