‘I tried running from the Lord once.’
Nancy returns to her hometown with a three-year-old on her hip, freshly grieving the death of her husband. Her religious roots are waiting for her. Father Alexander takes her under his wing. Giving her hope. And a purpose.
Until, years later, she discovers this ‘Father’ has been grooming his altar boys among the cherished vessels and the vestments. Altar boys, including her son.
Father Alexander justifies his actions with theological loopholes. Nancy searches for the scripture she must’ve missed.
This can’t go on.
So she offers the priest a trade. Herself. Her soul instead of theirs. As the substitute for his ‘needs.’
Nancy lets her boy go, and every Sunday, she smiles at a parish that has no clue what secrets lie behind their sacraments.
But she can’t report him. She can’t betray her Lord again. In this town, the name Father Alexander is welded to the name of Jesus. If the priest falls, God falls with him.
Across town, scarred but alive, Kaitlyn Boyd is free of her tormentor.
But with freedom comes the question she doesn’t have an answer for: what’s next?
When Kaitlyn reconnects with the nun who’d once taken care of her when no one else did, she quickly learns that Seth wasn’t the only tormentor in town.
Around the two of them live the stories of those affected by Seth Coleman’s war. Cult members. Parents. First responders. Ex-girlfriends. His targets. Untold stories, finally told.
The Wander Home is a twisty, addictive psychological thriller about silence, sacrifice, and what it costs to protect the thing you love. It is the final book in a seven book series. For optimal reading experience, start with book one: The Breakup Game.
Genre: Mystery
Nancy returns to her hometown with a three-year-old on her hip, freshly grieving the death of her husband. Her religious roots are waiting for her. Father Alexander takes her under his wing. Giving her hope. And a purpose.
Until, years later, she discovers this ‘Father’ has been grooming his altar boys among the cherished vessels and the vestments. Altar boys, including her son.
Father Alexander justifies his actions with theological loopholes. Nancy searches for the scripture she must’ve missed.
This can’t go on.
So she offers the priest a trade. Herself. Her soul instead of theirs. As the substitute for his ‘needs.’
Nancy lets her boy go, and every Sunday, she smiles at a parish that has no clue what secrets lie behind their sacraments.
But she can’t report him. She can’t betray her Lord again. In this town, the name Father Alexander is welded to the name of Jesus. If the priest falls, God falls with him.
Across town, scarred but alive, Kaitlyn Boyd is free of her tormentor.
But with freedom comes the question she doesn’t have an answer for: what’s next?
When Kaitlyn reconnects with the nun who’d once taken care of her when no one else did, she quickly learns that Seth wasn’t the only tormentor in town.
Around the two of them live the stories of those affected by Seth Coleman’s war. Cult members. Parents. First responders. Ex-girlfriends. His targets. Untold stories, finally told.
The Wander Home is a twisty, addictive psychological thriller about silence, sacrifice, and what it costs to protect the thing you love. It is the final book in a seven book series. For optimal reading experience, start with book one: The Breakup Game.
Genre: Mystery