David Warda is a British writer and spiritual teacher whose novels explore the territory where real human experience meets the deeper truth that most of us sense but rarely name: that we are souls inhabiting bodies, not bodies that happened to produce souls. His debut novel, The Last Gift of Rose, follows Dane Walker through grief, survival and the slow, difficult process of becoming — and through the building of One Soul Rising, a community where thousands of people from every background breathe together in shared silence without names, without labels, without anything the material world has asked them to be. The St Paul's Invitation, the second novel in the One Soul Rising Series, takes Dane further — into the most audacious act of love imaginable: forty-three handwritten letters to the world's religious leaders, an invitation to St Paul's Cathedral, and a night when nine lights appeared above the dome that nobody could explain. His writing blends the intimate and the universal, the personal and the profound. He believes that pure love is not an emotion — it is the only frequency that is real. And that every soul, without exception, already carries it. Both novels are available now in paperback and eBook.