Grasping for Control: Heavenly Rescue

by Sasha Slavic

Overview

God is alive, human, and completely losing control.

For years he believed he was just another man - until a violent memory returns and everything changes. His powers. His identity. His enemies. His past. All of it comes rushing back.

What follows is his confession: a chaotic, brutally honest autobiography told from the ledge of a skyscraper, moments before he jumps.

He reveals how he was born, why he created life, and how reality is constantly rewritten by those who want him gone. Time fractures, memories betray him, and humanity becomes both his prison and his playground. His journey collides with culture, celebrity, and cosmic forces who twist his destiny to their advantage.

Strange, philosophical, funny, and deeply unpredictable, Grasping for Control is a metaphysical sci-fi ride that explores what it means to be God - especially when the universe is trying to stop you.

The first book in the boundary-breaking "Interesting case of God"

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781500845278
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	09/19/2014
Series:	Interesting Case of God , #1
Pages:	146
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.34(d)

About the Author

Sasha Slavic is a thirty-three-year-old daydreamer from small-town Split, Croatia. He hails from a family of four and spent a great deal of time in his youth watching television programs and movies through which he absorbed the comedy, suspense, and drama of storytelling-and learning the English language.

Slavic is an avid creator and fan of all things metaphysical, as well as physical. He is enamored with romance, love, and, of course, sex, and his life has been majorly influenced by his ex-girlfriends and past dating interests. He even studied to become a chef...solely to impress the ladies!

This passion for passion is evident in Slavic's writing, which carries readers on a veritable roller coaster of deep thought, high imagination, and pop culture. Grasping for Control is his first novel and is the first installment in his Interesting Case of God trilogy.