SINNER: Psychological Thriller
Warning: Contains Strong Sexual Content, Violence, and Language.
A young woman with the eyes cut out, blood dripping down her cheeks as she screams in agony but her cries go unheard…
…just like mine will someday, when I’m rotting in the deepest pits of hell and the raven is pecking at my eyes and viscera. I’m sure I’ll see mother and father there someday…
…I know I’ll see mother, and then, I suppose, we’ll finally be reunited. She won’t be able to throw me out.
The girl is dead. Her struggling comes to a stop.
In the top of my dresser are big black buttons—hundreds—spilled across the drawer like poker chips. I choose two and place them beneath the whore’s lids, just like me and dad used to do.
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“The Wages of Sin is Death,” Romans 6:23
In the windy streets of Chicago, near Millennium Park, a serial killer is cutting out prostitutes’ eyes and replacing them with big black buttons—but that’s not the strangest part. FBI Agent James Harris is witnessing these murders as they take place. Not with his eyes, but in his mind.
Weirder yet, The Prostitute Killer is privy to James’ sins: the affair with his FBI partner and the night club where he picks up girls.
The killer believes that he and James share a twisted past, and he wants two things: 1. For James to confess his sins and 2. A meeting with James—in private.
If James does not comply, the killer will make sure James’ wife and daughter end up looking like those dead whores.
“Your sin will find you out,” Numbers 32:23