Charles Harvey

What if a killer didn't think he was evil-but chosen?Elliot Cross sits on death row, waiting for the needle. He doesn't beg for forgiveness. He doesn't deny what he's done. Instead, he talks to a priest, to God, to anyone who will listen. And what he reveals is more disturbing than the crimes themselves. Because Elliot doesn't believe he's a monster. He believes he was chosen. From a childhood shaped by secrecy, shame, and quiet violations to a mind that learned to justify the unthinkable, The Butterfly Killer is a chilling psychological descent into obsession, control, and belief.
As Elliot unravels his past, another truth begins to surface:The line between good and evil isn't always clear. And sometimes the most dangerous men are the ones who believe they're right. A Psychological Crime Thriller for readers who want more than a whodunit-for those willing to step inside the mind of a killer and stay there.