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.