THE SAINT OF NOTHING
Faith can hide a lot of things. So can power.
Unholy Creed, Book 1
James E. Lorraine
JUSTICE IS NOT THE SAME AS PERFORMANCE
Rebecca DeSaint understands what institutions can call procedure when what they really mean is protection. New York is full of respected names, polished missions, sealed records, and people who know exactly how to make damage look administrative.
Rebecca refuses to accept that language as truth.
She builds a creed around evidence, consequence, and the belief that power should not become immunity simply because the right people know how to manage a narrative.
In a world where saints can be branding and monsters can have publicists, Rebecca has no interest in the costume.
ABOUT THE BOOK
The Saint of Nothing is a psychological noir thriller about faith, corruption, institutional power, moral injury, and the dangerous distance between justice and vengeance.
It asks what happens when someone who has seen systems fail decides to stop trusting those systems to correct themselves.
The answer is not simple. Neither is Rebecca.
THE UNHOLY CREED
Book 1
The Saint of Nothing
You are here.
Book 2
The Apostle of Ruin
The world widens, and the consequences start finding new addresses.
ABOUT JAMES E. LORRAINE
James E. Lorraine writes about appetite, faith, power, control, desire, and what people reveal once wanting something begins to cost them.