Infernal Plan

The young Count Nicolas Renard is aiming really high, but things don’t work the way he had planned. And the Bible will become his main companion for many months to come. Nicolas is determined to prove that what is written in it has little to do with the truth. And he knows that his future depends on whether he can defend his beliefs.

It is a book about repentance and unlikely friendship. The main idea of ​​the whole story is crime and punishment, not just the earthly one. Is it really possible for something like eternal hell to exist? Can people really refuse God’s love forever? Nicolas faces not only these questions, but also his past and the punishment that awaits him for his crazy plan.

Although the book reflects a minority view of hell, it also depicts how differing theological views can devide Christians. Is it possible for David and his longtime friend Jean to ever find a way to each other again, now that they think about salvation something completely different? Is there another option than to break up?

Apocatastasis means restoration and the prequel is about personal restoration of David Paon, while the other two books of the series are also about the teaching of restoration in general.