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Preordained is a supernatural mystery thriller about a cop in Murrell's Inlet, SC who's seeking to solve a serial murder case that has biblical undertones.

Operating under his self-appointed moniker, the Star of David Killer taunts lead detective Art Somers, the Georgetown County Sherriff's Office, and the FBI, who are all attempting to solve the serial case. In the killer's mind, his father preordained the abductions and murders. They are his way of fulfilling prophecy.

Detective Art Somers has never given much credence to the local superstitious or religious beliefs in his county, but while working to solve the case, he starts to have paranormal visions that compel him to question his own sanity. It's as if something or someone in the spirit world is attempting to communicate with him.

His partner and love interest, detective Angela Hunter, sees things differently. She believes deeply in the supernatural, just like many in their county. As unexplained paranormal events and missing timeframes invade Art's life, Angela helps him deal with the unthinkable reality that the serial killer they're looking for could be Art himself.

Who's the killer? Art? Someone else? Join Art and Angela in this mind-bending whodunit and uncover an irrefutable truth that neither of them wanted to face.

"A riveting and intriguing read." - Clarion Review

"A gripping detective story." - Kirkus Reviews

"Original and engaging." - Publisher's Weekly