Publisher's Synopsis
Florence is a lawyer in love within justice. Her passion goes beyond her profession. She has a case to solve. He who seeks the truth meets Jesus, for He is the Way, the Truth and the Life. She bears witness to this in allegorical poetry. In the palace, the king must be careful to keep his crown of blessings, which is coveted by the court. She warns him in a vibrant advocacy for unconditional allegiance. She pleads the just cause.
Christ, the King of kings, will lead Florence to the essential values, more than just loyalty. The dove represents the loyalty of the Holy Spirit. She spreads her wings for her ascension into the clouds of the first heaven, then the second in its struggles for justice and finally the third in living the Agape love of the Father. God's love and his justice are indissociable, as the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are one, as a piece of money has its reversal side, but at a different depiction. She searches high and low for her lost coin.
In this quest that money would like to dethrone, she will cling to Christ, the rock. He will break the statue of the colossus with the clay foot of our lives representing the successive reigns of injustice (domination over the weak, fear, idolatry, jealousy, witchcraft, etc...). Jesus will return on the clouds to take His bride, the Church. A wedding is being prepared. The Spirit and the bride say: Come!
