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The Trinity Chronicles: Reborn from the Abyss
Jonah Evermore has always believed life is devoid of meaning. Humanity, to him, is little more than noise—empty, directionless. He calls himself a Zero.
Death should have been the end.
Instead, it is an initiation.
Dragged back from the abyss, Jonah is bound to a brutal to judge the guilty and deliver their punishment. But in a world where morality fractures under scrutiny, each act of violence raises a more unsettling question—whether justice exists at all, or is merely a construct imposed on chaos.
His only guide is a man out of a 500-year-old Portuguese sea captain, shaped by conquest, loss, and the slow erosion of certainty. Together, they move through a modern world steeped in quiet corruption, where every judgment carries consequence, and every certainty begins to unravel.
Because to condemn humanity, Jonah must first confront it.
And to confront it… he must confront himself.
Trinity Reborn from the Abyss is a dark, introspective work of philosophical fantasy exploring indifference and vanity—two of the Seven Deadly Sins—and the cost of granting purpose to a man who believes in nothing.
Death should have been the end.
Instead, it is an initiation.
Dragged back from the abyss, Jonah is bound to a brutal to judge the guilty and deliver their punishment. But in a world where morality fractures under scrutiny, each act of violence raises a more unsettling question—whether justice exists at all, or is merely a construct imposed on chaos.
His only guide is a man out of a 500-year-old Portuguese sea captain, shaped by conquest, loss, and the slow erosion of certainty. Together, they move through a modern world steeped in quiet corruption, where every judgment carries consequence, and every certainty begins to unravel.
Because to condemn humanity, Jonah must first confront it.
And to confront it… he must confront himself.
Trinity Reborn from the Abyss is a dark, introspective work of philosophical fantasy exploring indifference and vanity—two of the Seven Deadly Sins—and the cost of granting purpose to a man who believes in nothing.
439 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 16, 2026
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