ABOUT THE BOOK
When Sam Roberts learns his time is short, he chooses to pass on his legacy not through money or power, but through a story. After his death, his four adult children — each having strayed from the faith they were raised in — learn they must read his book aloud together before they can claim their inheritance. Inside is the tale of Steward of Aiden Glenn, sent on a quest to find the King and learn the purpose of his life, in a land where an army of deceivers plots a final battle against the good King’s kingdom. Rodin’s first full-length novel weaves the two stories together — Sam’s family and Steward’s quest — into a modern allegory in the tradition of C.S. Lewis.
WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR
A rare Rodin title written for families, not just fundraising or leadership audiences — suitable for ages ten through adult. It’s especially fitting for parents wanting a shared read with grown or teenage children, or for anyone who loves allegorical fiction that wrestles with legacy, faith, and coming home to what matters.
