The Return of Sacred Trust

When Paul C. McKye discovers that he is not the son of his mother's husband, Thomas Wurst, but of her uncle, Leo McKey, his harsh family relationships begin to make a little more sense. Exposing deception, however, tends to make matters worse, and Paul quickly learns that his father's identity is just one of many lies tying the family in knots.

Guided by a Native American medicine man, Paul seeks spiritual wisdom to free himself from the lifelong pain of rejection and begins to receive dreams and visions that reveal shocking truths not only about his life, but also regarding murdered ancestors and oppression that his family line has suffered for generations at the hands of the Roman Catholic Church.

His candid and compelling memoir, The Return of Sacred Trust, uncovers a convoluted conspiracy involving Paul's half brother, half sister, and the Irish-Catholic mafia, as well as a string of people who help Paul-until their loyalty is bought using the McKey fortune that rightfully belongs to him.