Who can be trusted in one of the most violent and poverty-stricken neighborhoods in North America known as Felony Flats? Beauty of the Battle: Spiritual Warfare Reimagined explores the question creatively with a wide spiritual lens. The novel takes the reader through a spiraling maze of intriguing political dilemmas that start with the mysterious death of a young African American street kid who dies while being detained in jail.

The community is outraged by the incident and authorities are avoiding transparency with the public. Not long afterwards the two arresting officers are violently gunned down.

Political leaders, law enforcement, and an appointed church leader come together to calm the unrest but also to prioritize their agenda to find the officers' murderers. In the Flats are three women Stella, Tabitha, and Madalyn known as the Tribe.

They work the systems advocating for justice, fair practices in housing, and stand together with other community organizations to solve problems relevant to the contemporary urban situation. The Tribe is brave, streetwise, politically savvy, and has a heart for the most vulnerable.

Stella, the most public of the group, gets access to an important letter left behind by one of the slain police officers. The letter exposes a national conspiracy that involves powerful public and private interest.

Who can be trusted to help? God only knows!. .