When a cynical, movie-loving man named Tommy receives a mysterious summons that glows under moonlight, he expects jury duty—what he gets instead is an audience with God.

Transported to a surreal, color-shifting space between dimensions, Tommy finds himself in a divine conversation with the Creator—one less like a sermon and more like an existential chess match between old souls. God is not the figure of fire and brimstone or blind mercy. He is witty, weary, and willing to share the secrets no religion dares to preach. And Tommy? He's not buying the brochure—but he is listening.

What begins as casual banter turns into a cosmic unraveling of myths, history, and purpose. God tells stories—about his twin, Thomas, about betrayal and doubt, and the greatest magic trick never recorded in scripture. As Tommy challenges divine logic with human honesty, the lines between holy and human blur.

Honest to God is a metaphysical stage play in prose—a philosophical dramedy soaked in sacred mystery and dry humor. Through vivid dialogue, chakra-colored backdrops, and revelations that toe the line between faith and fiction, the book becomes not just a conversation with God—but a confrontation with ourselves.