When elderly residents begin passing away quietly in their homes, no one questions it -- until a funeral director notices the same unexplained mark on multiple bodies. Detective Jon Fendin is drawn into an investigation that challenges everything he believes about law, faith, and compassion.

His search leads to a home-care nurse who believes that ending suffering can be an act of grace. Bennie does not think of himself as a killer. He believes he is offering mercy to those abandoned by family, trapped in failing bodies, and kept alive long after dignity has slipped away.

As Jon closes in, the line between compassion and crime begins to blur. Mercy Calling asks unsettling questions about faith, ethics, and the true cost of prolonging life at all costs.

Set in the heat-soaked stillness of late-1990s Florida, Mercy Calling is a dark, thought-provoking novel that challenges readers to decide for themselves where mercy ends -- and murder begins.

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