"Charlatan," a work of Christian Fiction, is free of profanity and sexual themes. While it is the third installment in the "War Songs" series, it can be enjoyed as a standalone.
A pastor with a global platform. A soul on the brink of collapse.
Dr. Nicholas Hansley, the charismatic face of Good News Tabernacle, has built a megachurch empire with millions of followers. To the world, he's a compassionate pastor and generous philanthropist. Hidden behind opulent church walls, though, lies a darker truth. He's full of greed and manipulative with a trail of "charitable" campaigns that fund his extravagant lifestyle.
For Sebastian Rhodes, landing the coveted position as worship leader at Good News Tabernacle was the ultimate dream come true. Over time, he will discover that the man he idolized isn't who he claims to be, causing his faith to flounder and his future in ministry to crumble.
Vulnerable human hearts will be tested to the breaking point in the physical world as a far greater battle rages unseen in the spiritual realm. Angels and fallen angels fight for Nicholas's soul while his carefully built empire threatens to fall and bring down fragile human hearts with it.