A killer believes he's saving souls. A detective knows he's destroying lives. Only one of them can be right.
"Mofina is one of the best thriller writers in the business." --Library Journal
Inspector Walt Sydowski has worked San Francisco homicide for decades, but he's never faced a predator like this. The victims disappear with chilling precision--taken in broad daylight, vanishing without a trace. The killer leaves no evidence, no demands, no mistakes. Only a pattern that defies explanation.
Edward Keller lost everything twenty years ago, and grief has twisted his faith into something monstrous. He believes God has revealed a divine mission--one that requires the ultimate sacrifice to achieve resurrection. As bodies start appearing, Sydowski realizes he's not hunting an ordinary killer. He's racing against a man convinced he's doing the Lord's work.
Crime reporter Tom Reed sees the connections first, but his own demons and a career-ending scandal make him question everything. With religious delusion driving each calculated move, three investigations converge on one terrifying truth: the most dangerous predators are the ones who believe they're saving the world.
A thriller where faith becomes the deadliest weapon of all.
