Angol
Dominic Petrossi has just opened the bookstore he always dreamt of, when the past comes to haunt his days of joy.
A murdered priest twenty years ago. A case of abuse by a priest where his best friend Edmund accused Father Saint Pierre of shattering his childhood innocence. Edmund and Dominic, together, hatched a plan to expose the incriminated molester by setting a trap. But the events that transpired led Edmund to serve twenty years in jail for a crime he did not commit.
Now, years later, Dominic has long forgotten about it, but then one day, a stranger walks into his bookstore and hands him a book with no details except for its title that reads, Truth, Redeemed. The book narrates a case very similar to that of him and Edmund. Dominic's peace is ruined once he remembers the incident from twenty years ago.
Does Dominic's bookstore catch fire by accident or does someone set it ablaze? Who writes the letter to the archbishop that rakes up old grievances? What is the final plan to ruin Dominic?
