The Pedophile

Daniel Amber appears to have everything under control: articulate and composed, he is a successful executive that is well respected by his peers.

But there's something about him that no one knows about.

For as long as he can remember, Daniel has struggled with an attraction he doesn't fully understand, and his attempts to free himself from it have failed.

He then makes an extraordinary decision: he goes public.

The response is immediate. A hungry media swarms Daniel, sensationalizing and scrutinizing him. He establishes a center to help others like him, amplifying the frenzy.

Soon, Daniel's carefully organized life begins to crumble as the questions he's wrestled with his whole life are pushed to the forefront.

Is one's identity tied to their thoughts? What if they never chose to have them?

Can a pedophile have a conscience?

The Pedophile is a provocative novel about shame, identity, responsibility, and the uneasy relationship between what we feel and who we are.

No portion of this novel is AI generated or edited, from the content to the cover.