Divine Inspiration

Divine Inspiration, Jayme Alan Toomey's first novel, was rumored to be scribed by the hand of the devil or somewhere else, where only dogmatic Orthodox Christians might focus on the negative. Jesse Kamphman, the main character, is a misunderstood individual just like you and me, who thinks to better his life.

Stifled by ignorance, he tries to overcome adversity, focusing on the mirage of happiness just out of reach.

With these illusions clouding his mind, Jesse strives to overcome, following down the dark tunnel of his own personal tirade, focusing his anger on all those who oppressed him.

"Blue men stood up?blue men pointed and shouted?blue men gasped and pouted?." The author's words only to quote his masterpiece. "Art imitating real life--you better believe it."