Judas, Otherwise

Judas, Otherwise reimagines the infamous betrayal through the perspective of Judas Iscariot, exploring his personal struggles amid the turbulent setting of first-century Judea under Roman rule. The novel delves into Judas’s complex emotions of loyalty, fear, love, and faith, portraying him as a deeply human figure caught between devotion and destructive choices. Richly emotional and morally probing, the story examines themes of betrayal, consequence, and the difficult pursuit of divine will.