"If loving Elysian is a sin, then I was damned when the book of life was written." 31 AD. Roman-occupied Judea. A healer who never asked to be the Son of God. A Greek stonemason who would burn Rome to the ground for him. A love story history tried very hard to erase. Yeshua never wanted to be the Son of God. That title belongs to Yoseph: his father, his tormentor, the man who built a messiah from prophecy and claimed divine visions. But Yoseph's lies are becoming heresy. And heresy always has a way of finding Rome. Yeshua's only truth is Elysian, a Greek stonemason with calloused hands and a devastating smile who loves Yeshua for the man he is, not the Savior the world wants him to be. Together they have a plan: escape the lie. Love openly. Live freely. A garden in Greece where no one knows the Son of God's name. Yoseph is watching. Rome is listening. The wolves are circling. But together they will go all the way to the garden.