In the spring of 2077, Jack Stephens, a senior homicide detective and twenty-nine-year veteran of the Richmond Police Department, was looking forward to retirement in a few short months. Unfortunately, a series of grisly murders appear destined to shatter Jack's plans.

Night after night, young women are brutally murdered, each death more horrific than the last. If the injuries inflicted on the women weren't bad enough, the only evidence left by the killer are religious symbols painted throughout each crime scene with the victim's blood. Decades ago, the religious symbols would not have seemed weird, but the government outlawed public displays of religion before Jack was born.

In Blood Power, R. A. Davidson details Jack's race against time to stop the murders. Jack's only hope is to learn the significance of the ancient religious symbols and determine how they can lead to the killer.

In the spring of 2077, Jack Stephens, a senior homicide detective and twenty-nine-year veteran of the Richmond Police Department, was looking forward to retirement in a few short months.  Unfortunately, a series of grisly murders appear destined to shatter Jack’s plans. 

Night after night, young women are brutally murdered, each death more horrific than the last.  If the injuries inflicted on the women weren’t bad enough, the only evidence left by the killer are religious symbols painted throughout each crime scene with the victim’s blood.  Decades ago, the religious symbols would not have seemed weird, but the government outlawed public displays of religion before Jack was born. 

In Blood Power, R. A. Davidson details Jack’s race against time to stop the murders.  Jack’s only hope is to learn the significance of the ancient religious symbols and determine how they can lead to the killer.