“A breakneck thriller with no clear heroes, making for a sneakily thoughtful saga of violence and regret.” —Kirkus Reviews

A prolific assassin lands an inconceivable job: kill a child-molesting priest and frame God for the murder.

Who to kill? Who to frame? These questions define Michael Harrier, a singular assassin whose clients always choose two victims: a target to take down and another to frame for the murder. This two-for-one approach has kept him and his clients undetected and above suspicion until this, the toughest job of his career—kill a pedophiliac priest and pin the murder on God.

The improbable job fuses like a twisted miracle, but Harrier’s life and livelihood splinter after he is enmeshed with a tough, intriguing woman fleeing her own violent past. 

Harrier’s schemes also rouse the hunter in Jordan Becker, an LAPD homicide sergeant who secretly fears his own judgment day. As Becker sees it, taking down the assassin and quashing the Act of God angle is his sole shot at redemption. Trouble is, clues are sparse and all Becker’s investigation seems to reveal is that he’s outmatched. But with his salvation on the line, he’ll drop a level and break any rule to try to collar Harrier.