WHAT IF GOD IS GAY?

What if another world existed where the people considered “normal” here were the ones being told they needed to change?

Jonah Reed has built a life in Nashville as a respected architect, husband, father, and man of faith.

He is also carrying a truth he has spent years trying not to confront:

Jonah is straight.

In Jonah’s Nashville, same-sex marriage is ordinary and accepted, while opposite-sex attraction is questioned, debated, prayed over, and often treated as something that needs to be explained.

Then a hidden chamber beneath a Nashville church awakens.

Project Genesis reveals another Nashville. Same city. Different world.

On the other side, heterosexual relationships are the accepted norm, while gay people face many of the same judgments and pressures Jonah has known throughout his life.

And standing on the other side of the Mirror is another version of Jonah.

As the two realities begin observing one another, the discovery becomes bigger than sexuality. Faith, marriage, family, identity, race, power, science, and humanity itself are pulled into the question.

Scientists finally ask Project Genesis what generations of people have wanted to know:

Which world reflects what God intended?

The machine responds:

DIVINE INTENT: NO DATA.

Now two worlds must confront a possibility neither expected:

Maybe the other side of the Mirror was never meant to prove who was right.

WHAT IF GOD IS GAY? is a provocative Nashville-set speculative novel about faith, identity, love, family, and what happens when the assumptions we inherit are suddenly reversed.

The novel does not tell readers what they must believe about God.

It asks a more human question:

What if we were wrong about somebody?

And how would we wish we had treated them while we were figuring it out?

You are a human being before you are an argument.