Covid Murders Priestly Sins is a provocative psychological thriller drawn from Angie Galler Bowen's 25+ years as a psychotherapist. Beneath its gripping suspense lies her L.U.G. philosophy-Learn, Understand, Grow-peeling back the layered "parts" of human nature where desire, trauma, faith, and fury collide.

In this book, Cody is shattered by loss-her fiance was murdered in a Mexican prison, her father's suicide and her grandmother succumbed to COVID. She finds herself reunited with childhood friend Carlos to quell a volatile battle between two Florida parishes fighting over a rare Spanish-speaking priest. As old sparks ignite, Cody discovers she's pregnant but uncertain of the child's father.
Meanwhile, a buried scandal explodes. Ricky confesses years of abuse by a priest, pushing his grandfather Big Tom into a blind, fatal confrontation. When Tom turns himself in to expose corruption within the Church, the question becomes unavoidable: is he a murderer-or a man delivering justice? Dark, daring, and emotionally charged, this novel dares readers to confront how far love, loyalty, and faith can go before they cross the line into sin.