The Devil in Pew Number Seven

In a small, tight-knit community, Rebecca Nichols's childhood is overshadowed by her father's tumultuous past and the fear it instills in her family. As they settle into Sellerstown in 1969, Rebecca grapples with an impending sense of danger that looms over them. Her father, a pastor, is both a beacon of hope and a target for hostility, and the church pews that should offer solace become places of tension and conflict.

Rebecca's story unfolds against a backdrop of faith, fear, and betrayal, highlighting the challenges of growing up in an environment where trust is fragile and the threat of violence persists. As she navigates the complexities of family dynamics, community loyalty, and the harsh realities of a world filled with darkness, the impact of her father's struggles resonates deeply, shaping her identity and understanding of love, safety, and strength.