The Butterfly Killer

Monica McDowney, after stumbling upon an obscenely mutilated female corpse and a heart-broken Chihuahua, becomes involved in the lives and actions of serial killers and their evil conductor; God is great-believe it or die. Monica combats the psychotics, some slobbering insane and some coldly calculating. Along her path she is drawn to and aided by people and dogs representing good. Monica doesn't realize until the novel's resolution that she has, indeed, been guided and assigned a life mission: fighting evil and the persons greatly influenced by evil. In the war of good versus evil, love in every sense is important. So is murder in all its inhuman forms. And this is only the beginning. God is great.