Somebody Dies

Thadeus Cochran has come to the small Connecticut town of Newbury to solve a murder. There's just one problem; there hasn't been one. Yet he knows he's not there by chance. And whether it's clairvoyance, calling or coincidence, when he arrives, somebody dies. It's just a matter of time. As he meanders the streets getting to know the heartbeat of the town, faces fall into his path as if puzzle pieces, and with them emotions he thought long dead. There is the excitement of connection, the stir of passion, and even the hint of love to help alleviate the pain of his own recent loss and present loneliness. But as he eases into a possible new future, pride leads him to indiscretion and the dream dims in the light of his calling. When a town icon does die, it is deemed to be by natural causes. Thadeus is shaken to the core of his calling and beliefs. As he continues to investigate he turns up uncomfortable truths, and is immediately pressured to leave town. But he presses on, in faith, to find the murderer he knows must exist.