Day of the Labyrinth, The

'Entering this labyrinth does more than inspire your imagination, it compels you to continue reading, to discover the end, and forces a personal reflection on what we are still fighting against in the 21st century.' Samuel Rhein, French Christian leader and university lecturer

For readers age 9 to 90, this fast-moving adventure novel tracks the fantastic history of a diverse group of companions in their attempt to subvert the Roman Empire with justice and love. Grappling with the realities of war, violence and selfish ambition as they interface with peace, friendship and belonging, it investigates the potential of love as an alternative way of being.

Roger Haydon Mitchell is an activist and advocate for the politics of love, or kenarchy. He is an honorary research fellow in the Lancaster University Centre for Alternatives to Social and Economic Inequalities and political theologian with the Westminster Theological Centre. He lives in Morecambe Bay on the north west coast of England.