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Sinopsis

"This fast-paced thrill of a novel is a fascinating blend of the zodiac, ancient Hebrew, romance, and theology as a string of cultish murders rocks Los Angeles... an ideal fusion of murder mystery, ancient wisdom, and biblical truth that will keep readers accelerating through the pages to the final scene." -- Chad Bird, author of Untamed Prayers and Hitchhiking with Prophets

"This fast-paced thriller keeps your brain engaged with the clues and your heart engaged with the characters. ... plenty of action and romance, but nothing that is too heavy-handed. This is an engaging story that challenges your brain to understand the clues, the biblical references, and the celestial connections, which are all blended in a fresh, fascinating, impressionistic artistic style. Eichinger is changing the landscape in the genre of action-packed thrillers." -- Mystery Review Crew

A clergyman becomes precariously involved in the murder of a college student whose remains have traces of the way the infamous Zodiac killer terrorized Southern California - and the nation. But wasn't that case solved years ago? The startling fact: No, it was not! LAPD investigators, who badly need Rev. Dr. Chase Fischer's expertise in ancient history, form an unorthodox arrangement with him to lure the killer out of hiding, and end a potential spree. Will this unlikely alliance finally be able to solve an ancient mystery? Leave it open as they found it? Or is something new and more sinister disturbingly afoot?


About the Author
Eric Eichinger is an ordained minister, professor, and accomplished author who writes at the intersection of ancient mystery and modern suspense. Drawing on years of theological training, pastoral experience, and rigorous research, Eichinger brings profound depth, rapier wit, and intellectual precision to the thriller genre. He’s written three previously published books, and his work is best known for casting theological light into human darkness with captivating technique. In Blood of the Mazzaroth, Eichinger delivers a high-stakes theological thriller that challenges readers to question power, prophecy, and the hidden forces shaping history. The sacred and the secular dance in a tightly paced narrative that feels both timeless and urgently contemporary. Eichinger lives and works in the greater Los Angeles area.

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