In the Spring of the Year: A Modern Parable, 3000 Years Old is a gripping work of modern biblical fiction that reimagines the ancient story of David and Bathsheba in a contemporary military setting. Set on a U.S. Army base, this military drama follows Colonel Harley Davidson, a decorated war hero, as he navigates the treacherous terrain of power, temptation, and moral conflict.

Through vivid storytelling and psychological depth, author Robert Morley explores timeless themes of redemption, spiritual awakening, and the ethical dilemmas faced by those in positions of authority. This psychological literary fiction reveals how little human nature has changed in 3,000 years, and how the forces that once drove kings to ruin still haunt modern leaders.

Perfect for readers of Christian suspense, political fiction, and spiritual novels, In the Spring of the Year is a bold and thought-provoking parable for our time-a story of guilt, grace, and the fragile line between righteousness and ruin.