The cost of seeing what others won't

What happens when truth burns too bright to hold alone?

There's always been a price for noticing too much.

2,000 years ago, a wild child named John saw everyone's hidden corruptions as visible stains. Today, we call people like him "pattern recognizers," "truth-tellers," "the ones who won't look away."

I just released Book 4, where 9-year-old Jesus meets this cousin who can't unsee what others hide. Two boys c…