Hailed by critic Anthony Boucher as "one of the best detective
stories of modern times," this classic tale by Grand Master Dorothy
Salisbury Davis combines suspense and psychological insight as a
priest and a police detective both race to find a self-confessed
murderer before he is compelled to kill again. "Bless me, Father,
for I have sinned ..." Father Duffy has heard many confessions
through the years, but none quite so disturbing as the one he's
heard tonight. A young man enters the confessional just as the
priest is readying to leave for the evening; he's distraught that
he has killed a woman in a paroxysm of uncontrollable rage-and he's
still wielding the hammer he used to do the deed. Father Duffy
tries to convince the young man to turn himself in to the police,
but he flees just as suddenly as he had appeared. When the priest
learns the next day that an escort was found bludgeoned to death on
the East Side, he sets out to search for the troubled confessor.
Meanwhile, Sergeant Ben Goldsmith of the NYPD is drawn deep into
the official investigation. Neither is aware that the other is
searching for the murderer, and both hope against hope that they're
able to find the killer before he strikes again.
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