Jonah The Confessor

The second book in the Tollhouse Trials series — the Orthodox Christian spiritual warfare saga that readers are calling unlike anything in Christian fiction.

Father Jonah has a gift he never asked for — the ability to see the demons that
cling to the dying and the souls that slip through the tollhouses unconfessed. Ordained and returned to his Texas parish, he discovers the enemy has
been busy in his absence.

A killer moves through the local hospice, ending lives in the name of mercy. A charismatic megachurch pastor spreads a gospel that promises heaven without repentance, drawing Jonah’s own congregation away one soul at a time.
And behind both of them, a demon named Lilith who has walked the earth since
the Fall — patient, brilliant, and determined to destroy everything Jonah was called to protect.

In the tradition of Eugene Vodolazkin’s Laurus, Frank Peretti’s This Present Darkness, and C.S. Lewis’ Screwtape Letters Jonah the Confessor is a relentless portrait of spiritual warfare — where the battlefield is the human soul, the weapons are prayer and confession, and the stakes are eternal.

Perfect for fans of Frank Peretti, Eugene Vodolazkin, and C.S. Lewis who are ready for something deeper.