Set in Wexford, Delhi, India, Waterford, Kilkenny, Dublin and England: myth and magic, horror and love, passion and hate, revenge and knowledge, wisdom and culture, corruption and history, fun and purpose, business and music.
In the quiet coastal town of Wexford, Ireland, from a life that seemed unremarkable came the spark of global upheaval. A man, later called Azurus—ordinary by every outside measure—yet his troubled beginnings concealed a conscience that would confront damnation itself.
Leading the world toward a shift—where prisons emptied; governments fell and societies crumbled and reformed. The story is not told in straight lines, but in fragments—scattered across years and continents, arranged with care to live longer in the heart than in a timeline.
At its core lies a paradox: out of ordinariness can come a power that reshapes Creation.
The Sacred sin is not just history—it is memory, myth, and confrontation. And it leaves us asking:
Should I or should I not commit The Sacred Sin?
“...Then in a surprising twist—it offers the most challenging, albeit the scariest, opportunity ever extended to humans. (and that 'ever' means—EVER).”
Why free? Because the sacred should never be sold... A philosophical thriller for you.