Todd Christopher Houchin

Silent Holy Knight Todd Christopher Houchin

A man and boy move through a fallen America. Nothing left in this war-torn place is good-nothing. As love for man runs cold bandits and foreign soldiers prowl the land in hopes of devouring the weak. Only the strong survive here, and all hope is lost. The people are desperate-willing to believe in a hope that defies all logic and understanding. And there are rumors-a promised land hidden beyond the mountains. As the man and boy move through the wilderness, they pick up unwelcomed strays along the way-a desperate people too weak to defend themselves against the strong. As the band of misfits grows their odds of survival shrink as they become the hunted. Many fall away, and the few that remain are tested to the very end. Silent Holy Knight is an emotional journey keeping one profound thought at the forefront. It is a novel solely concerned with man's preconceived notions of strength and weakness. That perhaps...things aren't as they so naturally seem. Alternatively, it offers a thought that few can live out: strength is made perfect in weakness.