In the mist-drenched wilds of Canada’s West Coast, a twitchy combat veteran turned priest solves her first problem the old-fashioned way: she smacks a man across the head with a candlestick. He dies on page one.

Everything after that gets complicated.

A Canadian vet who tried to drown her nightmares in drink, she did the one thing no one saw coming—she sobered up, found God, and went all in. Collar, pulpit, the whole Hail Mary.

Raw, profane, and brutally funny, this debut is equal parts sacred and savage—a sharp Canadian story about addiction, faith, alienation, and the messy search for redemption, community, and of course, love.

The ride’s unpredictable. The body count might not stop at one.

"All is Well"

by Katherine Walker