Killdeer Trail

In a quiet town where faith once thrived, an unspeakable act of betrayal turns a place of worship into a scene of horror. Thirteen lives are cut short following the deliberate contamination of a church well, sending shockwaves through the community. Amidst the grief and outrage, a dark undercurrent of vengeance and retribution emerges, revealing the lengths to which individuals will go to rectify perceived injustices.

As the investigation unfolds, secrets buried deep in the town's history resurface, entangling the living in a web of deceit and resentment. Individuals who once identified as upstanding citizens are forced to confront their own culpability and the moral complexities of justice versus vengeance. Through a gripping narrative laden with suspense, David R. Lewis invites readers to explore the true nature of salvation and the haunting repercussions of an act meant to cleanse.