Death of an Atheist - Tapa blanda

‘His arms were outstretched in a posture of crucifixion—or as if he’d leaped off the cliff in an absurd attempt to fly.’ On the eve of a conference in the Swiss Alps, the world’s greatest atheist, Sir Kenneth Chatwin, is found dead under a waterfall. His death is believed to be an accident until Conner Bachman, a young Anglican and student of psychology, discovers a clue that begins to unravel the truth—that Sir Kenneth was murdered. As Conner begins investigating, he faces opposition from Sir Kenneth’s colleagues, unexpected temptation, and challenges to his spiritual faith. Death of an Atheist is a ‘cozy mystery’—meaning there is a murder, but no graphic sex or graphic violence. The story will appeal to thoughtful readers looking for a mystery that touches on themes of atheism and religion, in the pleasant surroundings of a hotel in the Swiss mountains.