by Daniel A. Lord
About this book
When a sacristan is discovered murdered in the church sacristy and a safe full of valuable jewels vanishes, suspicion immediately falls on the priest. But Daniel A. Lord's gripping mystery novel reveals that nothing is as straightforward as it appears. As the investigation deepens in wartime Chicago, a cast of intriguing suspects emerges—a communist agitator, a Nazi sympathizer, a Senator's ambitious wife, and others with secrets of their own. Each has motive, means, and opportunity, and each could be the killer lurking behind the sacred walls.
Written by Daniel A. Lord, S.J., a Jesuit priest and influential American Catholic author, this novel masterfully weaves together the tensions of World War II era America with the moral complexities of faith and justice. Lord drew on his unique position in both the religious and secular worlds to craft a mystery that questions assumptions and explores the hidden darkness that can exist even in places of sanctity.
Perfect for fans of classic detective fiction and historical mysteries, *Murder in the Sacristy* offers sophisticated plotting and genuine suspense. Whether you're drawn to intricate whodunits, period settings, or stories that examine morality from unexpected angles, this audiobook delivers an engaging puzzle that will keep you guessing until the final revelation.
