Bill Mayes came home from war with a chest full of medals - and a voice in his head that never left.
It isn't PTSD. It isn't memory. It's a Commandment.
Now Bill hunts in the shadows, convinced he isn't a murderer but a servant, cleansing a world that's lost its way. Each kill brings him closer to certainty - and further from the man he used to be. The voice never lies. But voices like this never do.
How far would you go if you believed God was speaking directly to you? God's Son is a visceral, unflinching descent into the mind of a killer who believes he's holy - for readers who devoured the unhinged intensity of American Psycho and the obsessive unraveling of The Silent Patient.