Jonathan Trellis discovered his calling as a writer during his undergraduate studies in Philosophy at Oxford University. It was there, surrounded by centuries of literary tradition, that he began to understand the profound power of narrative to illuminate the human condition. After completing his degree,  Jonathan Trellis spent several years traveling through Europe and the Middle East, studying comparative religion and philosophy. These experiences would later inform the rich theological and philosophical undertones found in his debut novel, “Company of Angels by Jonathan Trellis.” His writing is characterized by its deep exploration of faith, redemption, and the invisible forces that shape our daily lives.  Jonathan Trellis believes that literature serves as a bridge between the seen and unseen worlds, offering readers a glimpse into the eternal questions that have puzzled humanity for millennia. When he’s not writing,  Jonathan Trellis enjoys spending time in his garden, reading classic literature, and engaging in philosophical discussions with fellow writers and thinkers. He currently resides in a quiet countryside cottage where he continues to work on his next novel.