Philip Kerr (Get this book)
Edgar-finalist Kerr takes a break from his Bernie Gunther PI series with this provocative standalone set mainly in
present-day Texas. Houston FBI agent Gil Martins usually handles
domestic terrorism, but he can't resist pursuing a case involving the
deaths of several prominent atheists around the country in circumstances
that seem to rule out foul play, but that also don't accord with
accident or suicide. Martins, who has lost his Catholic faith, faces an
uphill battle, persuading his bosses to authorize his probe, but once
he's done so, he finds himself drawn into a complex mystery with highly
personal implications. Meanwhile, a serial killer nicknamed St. Peter is
targeting do-gooders. Evocative phrasing is
another plus in this exceptional thriller.--Publisher's Weekly
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