The Messiahs' Table — eBook

Seven names. One table. One empty chair.

There is no door. There is only a table with eight sides, where no place stands above another. Around it sit Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, the Buddha, Confucius, and Krishna.

The seventh chair holds Adolf Hitler.

The eighth holds no one.

No one knows who brought them here or why. They do know that every word spoken at this table will be weighed. Every silence will be read as a confession, and every gesture can become an accusation.

What begins as a standoff becomes a reckoning. Those whose words have shaped billions of lives must face the same question as the man whose words led to genocide: what do you owe the people who were commanded in your name?

No one is granted absolution. No one gets the last word. And the empty chair waits for the one thing none of them can claim.

The Messiahs' Table is a bold, unsettling novel about authority, faith, and the terrible power of certainty.