International bestseller and multiple Bram Stoker Award and Dragon Award finalist brings you "an ideal horror novel" (Medium): the next chapter of a "story that puts a chilling new spin on the concepts of justice and redemption" (Publishers Weekly)... What happens in Vegas…slays in Vegas. Legion is a teacher. An avenging angel. A murderer. A madman. “I loved this crazy and intense ride of a book!” – The Reading Nook Raised in the underground hideout of an insane father, he now travels the world searching for those who torment the weak, who harm the innocent. “ An otherworldly fever dream…poetic…beautiful…” – The Horror Maven He uncovers the secrets and sins of evildoers, and teaches them how to leave those mistakes behind. Even if it means killing them to do it. “Collings is at his best…” – The Horror Review But this time, the tables have turned. The ghosts of Legion’s past have come for him; the victims of his madness have returned to torment and destroy him. “Addicting!” – Rae’s Reading Lounge Wounded, weak, near for the first time, Legion is not predator, but prey. Now, aided by a woman and her daughter—who have themselves been surviving in secret terror for a decade—he must survive long enough to battle his past, to destroy the ghosts that have come for his sanity and soul…and to kill all who would harm his new friends. “A wicked ride and an ending that leaves me with my mouth hanging open…” – Fundinmental Reviews Tracked by a crime family more twisted than anything he has ever seen, threatened by a madman whose strength is greater than anything he has ever experienced, Legion has never been closer to danger. “Collings doesn’t shy away from showing his villains at their worst.” – Horror World They want his pain. They want his death. And they will stop at nothing to achieve their aims. “Stranger Sins grabbed my attention from the first page and hung on page after page.” – The Avid Reader But Legion is a good teacher. So he will run. He will hide. And then, when the students are ready...he will teach. And his lessons are always murder.