Return of the Cloth: An Easter Parable for All Seasons

Not since CS Lewis has there been a writer who uses fantasy with such elegant prose.

This book weaves spiritual and psychological lessons into a wondrous story of character transformation using religious historical facts to teach profound lessons.

Not often does a man know when he has fulfilled his destiny. The young camel, Jamil, and two camel drivers started out on the journey that would see the birth of the newborn King and finish with his resurrection.

They were tasked with delivering the last gift of the Magi, a bolt of fine linen cloth to wrap the babe in the manger. They were not able to leave it with Mary and Joseph because it was too large for the tiny babe. So they took it with them on their journey back home knowing that in the future, they must return and give the cloth to the Christ child. Little did they know it would take years before they saw the child again, well after he was grown and had suffered terrible agonies. The man Jesus would finally receive the gift as the miracle of resurrection took place.