Windows of the Heavens

“Brinton spins an intriguing murder mystery interwoven with real theological issues: boundaries defining good and evil, child abuse and religious beliefs, Christianity and the environment, and combatting the prince of lies. How do we find balance in our lives through God, truth, and love that allows us to live in harmony with each other and the world around us? A great murder mystery with food for thought about our spiritual future; well worth the price of admission!”


—John J. Jessop, author of Guardian Angel: Unforgiven





“Witches, gangs, a catastrophic flood—never a dull moment in Harley Camden’s life! Windows of the Heavens is a spellbinding story that weaves in thought-provoking perspectives on religion, history, and climate change. Insightful and entertaining!”


—Beth Cabrera, author of Beyond Happy: Women, Work, and Well-Being





“Both engaging and thought-provoking, Windows of the Heavens gives the reader so much to consider. Brinton tells a tale of climate change, religious intolerance, and interfaith understanding, all wrapped up in an intimate small-town murder mystery that keeps us wanting more.”


—David Williams, author of Our Angry Eden: Faith and Hope on a Hotter, Harsher Planet