The Colour of God

Faith is dying. So the holy men gathered, not to pray, but to negotiate a merger.
Jessica, the Bishop of Oxford, is on the case. In a last-ditch crusade to save religion from extinction, or worse, irrelevance, Jessica convenes a high-stakes interfaith summit. Her aim? To fuse the world's clashing belief systems into a single, marketable mega faith. A spiritual merger with branding strong enough to outshine climate guilt, out-love social welfare, and possibly even agree on where those pastries came from. But while the clerics squabble over logos and liturgy, something ancient stirs. Is the Second Coming slipping past them in plain sight, again?
As the world's oldest belief systems scramble for market share, one question remains.
Who will win the holy pitch, and who'll be downsized by divinity in The Colour of God?