The Gospel of Diana

She wore a hundred names, and each one asked to be loved.In the sleepless dark of New York, Leon falls for Diana-a woman of exquisite charm and impossible contradictions. She changes her history, her voice, her wounds, even her profession, as easily as other people change coats. To love her is to enter a labyrinth built of desire, deceit, and self-invention.As Leon begins to trace the pattern behind the masks, he realizes that every persona leads back to the same ravenous center. The Gospel of Diana is a noir drama of obsession, melancholy, betrayal, and the cost of loving someone who turns intimacy into theater.Part confession, part elegy, part reckoning, it is the story of one man's descent through beauty, ruin, and the long search for justice."The deepest hell is loving someone who thrives on your ruin."

Pagina's: 267, Paperback, Independently published