Dive into the lives and minds of heroes and villains of the Bible’s Old Testament. Villains will be humanized. Unconventional morals will be considered. God will do as God wills.

What was Cain really jealous about?
Sacrifice your only heir? How could Abraham even consider this?
Samuel: Devout holy man or power hungry king-maker?

House of Swords adds context and personality to the heroes and villains. It looks for common ground for us and stories that can be hard to find relatable.

We all have that one friend in the group who says, “Dude! We should. . .” Imagine nine of those men.

Nine Men’s Annual “Bachelor” Parties.

Fiction; kinda’ smutty, hopefully funny, definitely insulting.

Give em’ the digits. They might tell you what happened. . . if they remember.