JDSERNA
In The Silence of God, faith and oppression intertwine in a struggle for power that transcends the human. Within the cloisters of medieval Rome, Isadora de Lunae will defy the imposed dogma, turning tears into weapons and her pain into revelation. Among golden walls and cells of horror, every gesture, every whisper, and every sacrifice become omens of justice and judgment, flowing like a silver river that illuminates the deepest darkness of the human soul.
This is a story where the historical merges with the apocalyptic, where devotion and rebellion collide with poetic violence, and where the secrets of ecclesiastical power are revealed in their full magnitude. The Silence of God is not simply a novel-it is an intense, terrifying, and poetic journey into the heart of faith, corruption, and resistance, redefining what it means to challenge the divine.