The late William Morrison was a poet. But was he a saint? His poems about sexuality might seem to deny this, but many still insist he was holy. Jim Jones, a professor of literature at a local college, is charged by Bishop Reilly, an old friend, with the investigation of the poet's life. In the process, Jones meets an actress who had charged Morrison with sexual harassment. A trial is set, at which she testifies. Did Morrison really work miracles? Is he working them still? Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Ignacio L. Götz has lived throughout the world. He has resided in Spain, India, taught thirty-five years at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, and now calls North Carolina home. This is his nineteenth published book. Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/IgnacioLGotz