Delroy G James

The Red Myths Delroy G James

This book has a great storyline and is suspense-filled throughout. The plot follows an order; from the introduction, buildup of events, climax, up until the end. The allusion to slavery and other historic happenings/ills is brilliant; it reveals the many conspiracies and evils that governments perpetrated, particularly with the aid of religion. The characterization is neatly done. The diction (writer's choice of words) is good, and the tone is in sync with each of the scenarios. Lastly, the use of figurative language, particularly imagery, is very effective. I recommend.
---Jessie Raymond

If you learned the truth about the church, would you be willing to give up religion if it meant saving the world?

Professor Garrett Somers wants to liberate the planet from religious rules that hinder people's freedom of choice. He becomes embroiled in a series of events and must rely on his knowledge of history to survive unscathed. His work exposed him to historical documents that revealed the actual cause of religious conflicts on the planet. It put him in danger because he also gave a lecture that disparaged the church. He purposely expresses his dissatisfaction with the High Council in public, blaming them for escalating conflicts worldwide.

In time, most of the world accepted the church's teachings. So, when people fail to understand the importance of enduring their own beliefs, vultures will take advantage of their ignorance. In his quest, he and his allies discovered an ancient secret that threatens the church. He is determined to do whatever it takes to make sure people are free. But will he succeed, or will the world face eventual destruction because his attempt failed? Find out more in this first book in The Red Myths short story series.