This is a book about fruit, but not apples and oranges. The other fruit. This is a book about sex, but not just sex. Sex is never alone. This is a book about love and truth, about you and I and him and her. It's about finding something beautiful, delightful, joyful, precious and good and taking big bites of it. It's about taking the dirty clothes off of that fruit and seeing it for the naked beauty it is. Or, at least, can be...

In 1533, Atahualpa, leader of the Inca people, was killed. Decapitated. But before his death he vowed he would return one day. He would return in the form of Inkarri, and he would avenge his own wrongful death and that of his people. Today, in modern Peru, there are some who still await that return and look for their savior. James Leaf, was not looking for the deluxe tour, much less the savior of the Incas. He was not looking for friendship with strangers, much less dependence on them for his life. But James rarely receives what he looks for. So it is James who is thrust into the center of ancient prophecies, bitter destinies, and cruel battles. Most importantly, James finds himself embroiled in a war of his own conscience. While confronted with lies of good and evil, he must discover first, what truths lay in his own heart.