From discussing the flames of hell to the fiery nature of racism, Tyler Lazarus scorches the earth with his most devastating, blunt blow of social observation leaving black people and white people behind in shocked silence. The bridge to both won't be a bridge to nowhere like other critics have tried to connect to in the past but undeniable truths that link both sides of the race coin that will leave each group feeling slightly uncomfortable. Of wounds, time and cultural healing, in a flourish of heated words, Tyler does his most expert dance through a minefield of issues and historical tension; displaying a range of sheer versatility and finally establishing his voice as a credible and important contender in the literary world, once and for all, taking on topics others simply lack the range, skill and life experience to cover. Of black and white thinking + to black and white people - and finally, to all people. From oddity to duality ☯️ what do aliens, alienation, slave reparations and Breonna Taylor and Abraham Lincoln all have in common? Find out in this fourth and final novel of 2020