R L Mosz

The Keeper R L Mosz

We cannot ever forget to whom we owe worship. In The Keeper, Dr. Chris Seacrest mistakenly assumes he can make a god out of his vocation as a renowned neurosurgeon and unintentionally makes a holocaust of devotion to his own self-importance. Immersed in his self-sufficiency and false ideals, he has forgotten that no career can be a god of salvation.  Yet he is not even conscious of the fact that he has somehow disavowed life itself until he meets the unpretentious patient Caitlin Rosenberry.
The Keeper is a thought-provoking and contemporary drama that explores the mysterious power of friendship and love. Initially, powerhouse surgeon Dr. Chris Seacrest finds little of interest to him in the young, post-stroke patient, but a brief patient/doctor meeting in an exam room sets a series of cataclysmic events into motion from which there is no turning back. In the midst of it all, Dr. Seacrest finds himself in love with Caitlin, but because she never wants to see him again, he can no longer deny the urgency in God's invitation to his own healing.