Belief

Belief chronicles the odyssey of young detective Illia Crow as she delves into the shadows of a cold, crime soaked city. Gradually, she deciphers mysteries, of the known and the unknown, and will ultimately discover an enigmatic link between reality and what is perceived by the human mind. This will force her to reevaluate her own misunderstood Native American ancestry, the ethereal remnants of watch over her intently.

“When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” – Max Planck; Physicist, Nobel Prize winner, Father of Quantum Physics.

The power of human consciousness is evolving, beyond even that of which we can consciously perceive.

Rookie cop Illia Crow breaks a big case. She’s hastily promoted to violent crimes detective, an unpopular job but a great excuse for her superiors to meet gender quotas. Raised by her Native grandmother, she‘s been taught to find a productive life path with a foundation on education and hard work. Looks like it’s paying off, and she didn’t even have to buy into all that ‘Native culture’ crap. Technically though, she counts for two spots in the quotas.

Blake Morris is Illia’s veteran partner. He’s had partners come and go at the merciless hand of this ‘lost city’ so does his best to help her through her firey baptism. As a former African child soldier, he’s faced and conquered unimaginable personal demons . As a detective, he’s rarely shocked or overwhelmed. He’s the coolest head in the room and an intellectual bloodhound. One of the cities best.