Prox, the young mage with a gluttonous appetite for power, has chosen to play a dangerous game with his former master, a game reminiscent of incest's twisted wisdom. And all the while the mage's bestial familiar, Daisy, plays the fool, concealing the nature of the game in which this group is trapped. Confusing, deadly and fantastic, the pet isn't always up to playing by the rules, however. Stir in rival Lords of Chaos, a maniac wizard bent on possessing Tom's astral eye and a demonic refugee who calls this same eye his own and the odd group of four finds their plates full to overflowing. Official church policy tells him he can be what he wants to be, only he may not have sex with another male.
Scripture is a weapon wielded by the long arm of man's law.
Yes, it is men who fear and hate and kill. Yes, Christ died for their sins, and would again, and again. However, of faith, S's friend, Q, thinks otherwise. Of hope, man's law works otherwise. Of love, the political machine of man's church decrees otherwise.