Brad Reynolds Books in Order

A Seattle lawyer's murder with an Alaskan ceremonial knife draws Jesuit priest Mark Townsend north. His knowledge of the blade's origins leads him into a conflict involving Native communities, environmental concerns, corporate interests, and concealed wrongdoing.

Visiting his grandparents during a Washington tulip festival, Father Mark Townsend encounters the murder of his grandfather's friend. Disputes over fishing rights and stolen Indigenous artifacts complicate an investigation that could implicate someone close to him.

Father Mark Townsend leaves money and a note for someone secretly sheltering in his church. When the note is found on a murdered teenage boy, the priest must investigate while facing police suspicion and unrest among parishioners.

Reports of a preacher's visions and vanished farmworkers bring Father Mark Townsend to Washington's Yakima Valley. Investigating claims that believers have been taken into heaven, he suspects that the new religious movement conceals a dangerous fraud.