L. D. Jacobson

Hague Park Flyers L. D. Jacobson

On the day his daughter was abducted and killed, police officer Joel Chase was having an affair.

He blamed God.

Now estranged from his family and existing in a cloud of misery, self-loathing and rage, Joel runs down a suspect in a desolate lakeside park on a rainy night. As he takes out his grief and shame and guilt on the suspect, four words drift down from a willow tree above him. Four impossible words dancing on the night air in a voice long buried?

Daddy, don?t hurt him.

Everything that Joel knows about life, about death, about faith and about God, is all going to change with those four words. He has asked God to show him why his daughter had to die - he has demanded it.

God has had enough.

He has had enough of taking the heat for Joel?s bad decisions and demands. He has had enough of being second guessed.

Joel Chase is about to have his prayers, and his questions, answered.

Let the nightmare begin.