Nature of Deceit: Modern Fables Animal Instinct & Human Intent

This book, "Nature of Deceit," transcends mere animal stories; it serves as a survival guide for the soul. Someone or something that wore the right smile yet lived a life of deception You might have witnessed too many people confuse charm for character, power for purpose, or passion for integrity. Or you may have been all these individuals at different times in your life. Wounded. Fooled. Then wiser. And then...wounded again. We often overlook discussions about deception, particularly the more subtle forms. The kind that drains your spirit instead of your finances. The kind that embraces you while concealing or manipulating. The kind that leaves you questioning: Is it me? This book aims to tell you that it's not only you. It is genuine. You can identify, recognize, and break free from the deceit. I've encountered many of the characters in these pages, numerous times in and out of prison, and at times in myself. And I've discovered that identifying what's toxic isn't an act of bitterness; it's an act of clarity. Jesus taught in parables to reveal His deeper truth to those who are receptive and teachable. Aesop presented fables to expose moral folly through nature and the animals on God's green earth.