Joshua

Rooted in a careful reading of scripture, Joshua follows a quiet stranger who arrives in a small town and supports himself as a carpenter. His modest skill and the striking statue he carves for the local synagogue draw both admiration and unease.

Rumors of extraordinary strength and a child’s sudden recovery spread through the community, dividing opinion. While some residents are moved by his generosity, others grow suspicious and the church leaders ultimately seek answers.

The novel explores themes of faith, communal judgment, and the tension between wonder and doubt. Readers who favor character-driven, spiritual literary fiction will find a thoughtful, provocative portrait of how a community responds to the uncanny.

• Themes: faith & doubt, community, identity
• Setting: small-town moral drama
• Format: paperback, 288 pages

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