Introduction

How had he gotten himself in such a mess? Charles Morgen knew the answer to his own rhetorical question, but that didn't make him feel any better about the situation. He had followed what he believed to be guidance from God, and now here he was, on a street in New York City, anticipating a face-to-face confrontation with the most evil man in the world. But this involved two dubious presumptions: That the opponent would be an actual human being and that he would not order the death of Charles and Vera Morgen. The book's concluding pages contain events falling under the category of absolute justice.