Shattered Faith: The Cost of Eternity

What would you sacrifice for eternity, your family, your identity, your freedom... or the truth?

Quinn Ryan has never been a perfect Scientologist, but he's tried harder than most. He follows the rules, chases the Bridge, and clings to the belief that every confession, every course, every sacrifice will be worth it in the next life.

Then Quinn's father, Elijah, shows up in public for the first time in years. Elijah is declared, branded dangerous, and forbidden. He should be easy to ignore.

He isn't.

Elijah brings Quinn face-to-face with Larkin Childs: his best friend, a strange and magnetic outsider who doesn't flinch under the Church's fear tactics, and who offers Quinn a lifeline if he ever needs one.

As Quinn's doubts grow, the Org tightens its grip. Questions turn into interrogations. "Ethics" becomes control. And one wrong move can land Quinn in the Hole, an airless room designed to break people into obedience.

Meanwhile, Warren Tresaster, the executive director of the Calgary Org, sees opportunity in Quinn's cracks. If Quinn won't fall in line, Warren will find leverage. He hires a private investigator, orders a fact-finding mission, and begins hunting for the kind of "ruin" the Church can use to erase a life.

Shattered Faith: The Cost of Eternity is a tense, emotionally raw novel about indoctrination, punishment, and what it takes to choose your own life after being trained to fear freedom. The story is fiction, but its portrayal of Scientology is grounded in first-person accounts from former members.