Behavior Beyond Analysis (Book Three in The Abel Haskins Trilogy)

Former parish minister and vice cop in the Port City police department, Abel Haskins thinks he has sidestepped danger for himself and his family when he leaves town to pursue a dream. Due to his religious and law enforcement background, he is hired as an agent-in-training to tackle crimes with the FBI's fabled Behavioral Analysis Unit. His unique expertise thrusts him into the forefront of an especially dreadful investigation involving the abduction and ritualistic killing of eight and nine-year-old girls.
Behavior Beyond Analysis chronicles a case that tests the mental, emotional and spiritual strength of Haskins and his five FBI compatriots, who are short-handed due to the rise of domestic political terrorism. They receive unexpected, invaluable help from two gorgeous, gifted women who, while on the friendliest of terms, also happen to be vying for Abel's intimate affections. The extraordinary Willow, who was rescued from a ring trafficking in underage girls, may also possess supernatural spiritual gifts that prove invaluable in the pursuit of a genuine monster.
Elizabeth Cordry, mother of Lilith (one of Abel's students in Book Two of the trilogy), puts her acute imagination and advanced computer skills to work tracking down a nation-wide satanic cult with much more than just isolated murders in mind. Behavior Beyond Analysis includes a virtual debate between believers in a benevolent God and those who worship his earthbound adversary Satan. Proponents of evil, those who hate the Christian church and all it stands for, have an equal say that proves alarmingly convincing for an apostate generation.
But BBA is much more than a philosophical novel. It is a relentless suspense thriller where every second could result in the death of innocence.