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Salt Lake City is hotter than hell. The Church of the Latter-day
Saints is about to celebrate Pioneer Day, in honor of the Saints
who crossed half a continent searching for a home. And in the
sun-scorched streets, PI Moroni Traveler, fallen Saint and former
football star, is searching for a vicious serial killer. The
murderer s calling card is a videotape of his beautiful victims
beautiful before the self-styled Jack the Ripper vents his savage,
woman-hating rage. The next target is Claire Bennion, the
ex-girlfriend Traveler can t manage to forget. The Church wants the
killer stopped, no questions asked. But Traveler has his own
reasons for facing down a weird mountain cult, Zion s powerful
elite, and a murderer bent on paying for his own sins in innocent
blood. "
" How many times have I told you? Never get involved with the
church hierarchy. "
Words of wisdom, surely, but Moroni Traveler can t seem to take
his father s advice. Salt Lake City private investigators, Moroni
and his father, Martin, maintain an uneasy truce with the Church of
Latter-day Saints. But Moroni owes a debt to his boyhood friend
Willis Tanner, now one of the top-ranking officials in the LDS, and
Willis has come to collect. Lael Woolley, grandniece of the First
Prophet, the head of the Mormon church on earth, has been
kidnapped, and the prophet believes only Traveler, a gentile, can
rescue her. Moroni agrees, although reluctantly in Salt Lake City
you just don t say no to the LDS. He and his father set out to find
Lael with carte blanche from the prophet and the assistance of
three enterprising, offbeat drifters who live in the lobby of the
Travelers office building. Their search takes them around the state
and into the church s extensive genealogical records, pointing to a
subversive Mormon feminist group that may or may not be responsible
for Lael s disappearance. "
" How many times have I told you? Never get involved with the
church hierarchy. "
Words of wisdom, surely, but Moroni Traveler can t seem to take
his father s advice. Salt Lake City private investigators, Moroni
and his father, Martin, maintain an uneasy truce with the Church of
Latter-day Saints. But Moroni owes a debt to his boyhood friend
Willis Tanner, now one of the top-ranking officials in the LDS, and
Willis has come to collect. Lael Woolley, grandniece of the First
Prophet, the head of the Mormon church on earth, has been
kidnapped, and the prophet believes only Traveler, a gentile, can
rescue her. Moroni agrees, although reluctantly in Salt Lake City
you just don t say no to the LDS. He and his father set out to find
Lael with carte blanche from the prophet and the assistance of
three enterprising, offbeat drifters who live in the lobby of the
Travelers office building. Their search takes them around the state
and into the church s extensive genealogical records, pointing to a
subversive Mormon feminist group that may or may not be responsible
for Lael s disappearance. "
" How many times have I told you? Never get involved with the
church hierarchy. "
Words of wisdom, surely, but Moroni Traveler can t seem to take
his father s advice. Salt Lake City private investigators, Moroni
and his father, Martin, maintain an uneasy truce with the Church of
Latter-day Saints. But Moroni owes a debt to his boyhood friend
Willis Tanner, now one of the top-ranking officials in the LDS, and
Willis has come to collect. Lael Woolley, grandniece of the First
Prophet, the head of the Mormon church on earth, has been
kidnapped, and the prophet believes only Traveler, a gentile, can
rescue her. Moroni agrees, although reluctantly in Salt Lake City
you just don t say no to the LDS. He and his father set out to find
Lael with carte blanche from the prophet and the assistance of
three enterprising, offbeat drifters who live in the lobby of the
Travelers office building. Their search takes them around the state
and into the church s extensive genealogical records, pointing to a
subversive Mormon feminist group that may or may not be responsible
for Lael s disappearance. "
Salt Lake City is hotter than hell. The Church of the Latter-day
Saints is about to celebrate Pioneer Day, in honor of the Saints
who crossed half a continent searching for a home. And in the
sun-scorched streets, PI Moroni Traveler, fallen Saint and former
football star, is searching for a vicious serial killer. The
murderer s calling card is a videotape of his beautiful victims
beautiful before the self-styled Jack the Ripper vents his savage,
woman-hating rage. The next target is Claire Bennion, the
ex-girlfriend Traveler can t manage to forget. The Church wants the
killer stopped, no questions asked. But Traveler has his own
reasons for facing down a weird mountain cult, Zion s powerful
elite, and a murderer bent on paying for his own sins in innocent
blood. "
Ace shortstop Pepper Dalton has finally learned to hit or so it
seems to the good people of Salt Lake City. Moroni Traveler, a
private eye named for an angel and cut from the same cloth as his
hell-bent father, is hired to prove that Pepper did not kill his
sister with a baseball bat. A boyhood hero of Moroni s, Pepper is
living, potbellied proof that the past, like everything else, just
ain t what it used to be.
While the Mormons use computers and private security men to keep
tabs in their town, and Moroni s former girlfriend pulls a
paternity suit on Moroni s father, the case of the ex-shortstop and
his murdered sister is growing more sinister all the time. With a
religious fanatic, a slick church lawyer, and an old ballplayer s
lifelong dream involved, Moroni knows this is a story about how the
road to glory is paved with blood."
Ace shortstop Pepper Dalton has finally learned to hit or so it
seems to the good people of Salt Lake City. Moroni Traveler, a
private eye named for an angel and cut from the same cloth as his
hell-bent father, is hired to prove that Pepper did not kill his
sister with a baseball bat. A boyhood hero of Moroni s, Pepper is
living, potbellied proof that the past, like everything else, just
ain t what it used to be.
While the Mormons use computers and private security men to keep
tabs in their town, and Moroni s former girlfriend pulls a
paternity suit on Moroni s father, the case of the ex-shortstop and
his murdered sister is growing more sinister all the time. With a
religious fanatic, a slick church lawyer, and an old ballplayer s
lifelong dream involved, Moroni knows this is a story about how the
road to glory is paved with blood."
Ace shortstop Pepper Dalton has finally learned to hit or so it
seems to the good people of Salt Lake City. Moroni Traveler, a
private eye named for an angel and cut from the same cloth as his
hell-bent father, is hired to prove that Pepper did not kill his
sister with a baseball bat. A boyhood hero of Moroni s, Pepper is
living, potbellied proof that the past, like everything else, just
ain t what it used to be.
While the Mormons use computers and private security men to keep
tabs in their town, and Moroni s former girlfriend pulls a
paternity suit on Moroni s father, the case of the ex-shortstop and
his murdered sister is growing more sinister all the time. With a
religious fanatic, a slick church lawyer, and an old ballplayer s
lifelong dream involved, Moroni knows this is a story about how the
road to glory is paved with blood."
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