And If I Die

Anderson's concluding installment in his trilogy explores the ongoing struggle between good and evil in a 1968 Mississippi community, following Mose Washington and his "grandson" Bill as they hide from dangerous threats. As Bill adjusts to life at North Texas State University and faces formidable danger, his faith is put to the test amidst the relentless pursuit of an assassin. The story delves into themes of protection, faith, and survival, maintaining an engaging and thought-provoking tone throughout.