Adam never died. He ate from the Tree of Life before God could ban him from the Garden of Eden.

He has witnessed every major event in history and experienced in full measure the pain, suffering, and guilt for the devastation he and Eve unleashed into the world. Yet over time with help from God and friends like Samuel, John the Baptist, Peter, and Jesus he eventually finds forgiveness and reclaims Paradise.

He now lives and works in Texas building bridges, determined each of his offspring find their individual Edens. Suddenly, without explanation, God disappears from his life.

On an overnight flight he meets Grace, a beautiful, highly successful yet despondent psychologist who abandoned the God of her youth. Adam shares God’s disappearance with her desperate for insight.

Skeptical yet anxious to help, Grace believes that God, probably no more than a collective consciousness, has disassociated from an entire world filled with so much conflict and headed towards disaster. Revealing his past, Adam challenges her beliefs by providing an updated perspective on creation and the Fall and gives Grace fresh insight on relationship versus religion and God’s plans for his family’s future.

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