Christianity is outlawed. Sharing faith is considered hate speech. Worship is done in secret underground settings. Patch, a high school student, has to form his own beliefs, and try not to get killed along the way. He meets characters such as the Wharf Rats, a gang covered in tattoos, who turn out to be believers. Schoolmates betray. True friends are hard to find. Spiritual forces intervene causing havoc and deception. Through it all, can Patch's faith prevail?

The annual Demon's Bluff Spirit Fest is coming to town—all hell (and heaven) is about to break loose. This sleepy desert town is so remote that no one is hassled for believing in God. Not even in 2022, when faith can get a guy arrested—or worse. So it's a perfect hideout for a young Christian with a price on his head. Except that a hundred years ago, good and evil had a showdown in Demon's Bluff—and it's about to happen again. Already, dark clouds are gathering in the desert. And a whole town is about to learn what happens when God's people choose to stand and trust instead of run and hide.

Where do you go after you've fought with angels and helped defeat demons? For Patch Johnson's friends, the unlikely answer is . . . back to school. Where it's harder than ever for Christian teens to fit in. Where Cheryl McCry and her World Peace Alliance are still on the prowl to catch Christians. Where it's dangerous to trust anyone—including each other. Meanwhile, Patch is far from home, hiding out from McCry in a remote Kansas town and wondering why other believers there may not be quite what they appear. Is it really God's will for him to stay in this strange place—and for what reason? Patch receives part of his answer when he discovers Cheryl McCry's explosive secret. Then he has no choice but to head for home—knowing it may cost him his life. This unforgettable conclusion to the Renegade Spirit Series will leave teens with a fresh perspective on what it means to be a committed follower of Christ.