The Murder of Jesus Christ

When David Abelman reads the last letter from his recently deceased grandmother, he discovers she has left him the secret of time travel. At first, he thinks it's a weird prank, but when he follows the instructions, he discovers he really can travel back through time.

How to use this power, which he will only have temporarily?

Memories of his grandmother give him the answer. She was a prisoner of the Nazis back when she was a child, and perhaps he can alter history to eliminate the suffering she and millions of others experienced during the Holocaust.

Time travel brings unexpected consequences, though, and David finds himself in the middle of a crisis of faith that reverberates throughout our modern time.

With The Murder of Jesus Christ, Bram Stoker Award-winner John R. Little combines religious thriller, horror, and science fiction elements, taking readers on a thought-provoking and emotional journey that they'll never forget.

Praise for the novel:

"Explosive, touching, and mind-expanding in a manner that John Little does so well." -- Scream Magazine

"Little's novel is a perfect intersection between religion and science fiction ... " -- Fantasy and Science Fiction

"When it comes to genre, The Murder of Jesus Christ largely defies classification. It's a little bit science fiction and supernatural. It has more than enough God stuff to be considered a religious thriller, but also two unforgettably horrific murders, and an off-page body count of roughly four million ... kudos to author John R. Little." -- Rue Morgue

"You are in the hands of a masterful storyteller ... he is one of the best horror authors working today." -- Rio Youers

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