What if Judas didn't stay dead-and what if Jesus felt the weight of that more than we ever imagined?

In Seriously - What WOULD Jesus Do?, L.T. Scott reimagines the aftermath of the Resurrection with literary boldness and theological depth. This is not the Sunday school version of the story. This is a haunting, beautifully written exploration of what grace costs when betrayal still lingers.

Jesus walks again among the living, yet the air still tastes of Golgotha's dust. Though the wounds in his hands are healed, the spiritual ache of betrayal-especially from Judas-remains a phantom limb. And now, the impossible rumors swirl: Judas has been seen. Walking. Watching. Waiting.

Told through vivid prose and layered emotional tension, this novel dares to ask: What if the greatest test of grace wasn't the Cross... but what came after? What if resurrection doesn't silence the echo of betrayal, but instead forces a deeper reckoning?

More than a work of speculative faith fiction, Seriously - What WOULD Jesus Do? is a theological provocation, a character study, and a meditation on divine love that is neither clean nor easy-but enduring.

Perfect for readers of C.S. Lewis's The Great Divorce, Walter Wangerin's The Book of God, or fans of gritty, introspective biblical fiction that challenges the traditional narrative.

"The greatest miracle wasn't getting up from the tomb. It was walking forward with scars you choose not to erase."