A Killing for Christ, 50th Anniversary Edition

In "A Killing for Christ," set against the backdrop of Rome on Holy Thursday, American publisher Rail and his dangerous companion Harwell, an American Nazi, are embroiled in a chilling conspiracy that involves a public murder orchestrated by powerful figures within the Church. As Rail navigates the city with Father Malloy, a war-hardened chaplain grappling with his faith, the story delves into the complex and dark undercurrents of religious authority, examining the hidden moral struggles of its characters over a tense four-day period. Pete Hamill masterfully explores the intersections of sin, power, and belief, revealing the unsettling depths of human nature.