White is Never Neutral

White is Never Neutral
Book Three in the “White is Never Neutral” trilogy

A novel of love, legacy, and the quiet defiance of a well-dressed prince

Christophe, heir to a European throne, has always known the rules: every gesture rehearsed, every choice bound by tradition. But everything changes with a pair of white football socks—bright, ordinary, and defiantly unroyal. In their simplicity lies a quiet rebellion, the first loose thread in the fabric of duty.

Then comes Ieuan: Welsh, irreverent, and entirely unscripted. With his cricket sweater and box of beetles, he offers Christophe a vision of life shaped not by legacy, but by desire.

From ruined castles to chalk downs, candlelit monasteries to surreal encounters with Martin Heidegger—both real and imagined—White is Never Neutral is a tender, cerebral, and darkly comic novel about love, identity, and the strange symbols that guide us home.

For readers who have ever stood between love and obligation, it offers not just a story, but a map, a sock, and the possibility of freedom.

Can be read as a stand-alone novel.