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Playing saint

by Zachary Bartels (2014)

About this book

"Rising mega-pastor Parker Saint was on the verge of becoming a bestselling author and broadcast celebrity. But that was before he agreed to consult with the police on a serial killer case. He is clearly in over his head and now it appears that the killer may be targeting him"--

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CorePlaying saint Lead Character

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