Shadow of Cain

Twenty-one years ago, in a single night of terror, Raymond Lomak earned a kind of immortality for himself as the most notorious mass murderer of our time. Today, at noon, the gates of San Quentin prison will open and Lomak, apparently rehabilitated, will go free. In this story of electrifying suspense, we are plunged into Lomaks shadowy world and behold the lure of a powerful, born-again religious movement through which Lomak will rise once more to make his mark.

Year

1981

Publisher

Bantam Books

Editions

1

Pages

304

ISBN

9780553209228

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