Learning to Forgive, Loving to Redeem

"When you learn to forgive and love to redeem, life is all you know."

Alfred and Katie are fully recovered from the shooting. They never know how to forgive their parents, however, when they suddenly split apart.

Pidge doesn't know how to react when Shiro takes everything that matters from him. All he wants is to kiss his wayward husband and love him with all he has, but how can he when Shiro isn't there?

Shiro breaks himself when he leaves Pidge one night. Contemplating leaving the world forever, he goes back to his German childhood, living in the streets and bumming change from passersby. All he wants is the feeling of his husband in his arms, the taste of his kiss again. But how can he ever forgive himself when he takes Pidge's heart with him?

Learning to Forgive, Loving to Redeem is the third book in the Redeeming Lions: Paladins of Fire series. This book will focus heavily on the small German town of Fredriksburg Shiro grew up in after Alfred von Schmidt adopted him. There will be German prose from Rosa Milch in this book, with translations at the end of each chapter.

Learning to Forgive, Loving to Redeem, much like Asking for Forgiveness will have more mature themes. I am planning on including domestic violence, for it will play a vital role in Shiro and Pidge's split.

Learning to Forgive, Loving to Redeem, will take inspiration from the Warriors series by Erin Hunter, especially concerning the Lions. The lions, when they are projected, will be like StarClan cats, frosty and shimmering with starlight. The only thing that won't change, until much later, will be the angels Shiro meets occasionally. I plan on answering a lot of questions in this book, while also bringing new questions to light for the next book. However, keep in mind, I will purposely draw attention away from the main issue to include other subjects, and other series.