Mystical and unerring, The Keys is an incredibly unique and affecting parable. This powerful allegory leads readers to consider their autonomy, their God-awareness, and their spirituality. For one thing is certain, how we approach and respect our inner self is a direct correlation as to how we can strengthen our relationship with God.

Engaging and entertaining, this allegory is broken into twelve chapters, which can be read as separate vignettes with titles such as “Unsettled,” “Unseen,” “Unexpected,” and “Unsung.” Set in a prison, the curiously dark and esoteric drama unfolds inch by inch—and in a rush of action. The novel’s main characters are threaded through each chapter that relates a particular inmate’s captivity as it ties together in an epic of unspoken heartache, insufferable betrayal, and ultimately, forgiveness.

For the Lover, his mission is clear. As each inmate is freed, He offers them the chance to free others. The Seeker responds to the Lover’s call to service after she is released, in spite of her powerful husband’s protests, but knows her path may lead her back into unwanted captivity. The Wounded One and the Thinker also respond but will discover that freedom requires more than leaving a cell behind.

In the end, this readable theology will challenge your view of God, His love, and the extravagance of His grace.

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