Lilith : A Deadly Resurrection

After her marriage crumbled due to multiple miscarriages, Diana, a nearly forty-year-old woman from New York, begins to sense a sinister force gradually taking control of her life. Twenty years have passed since that tragic night. A terrifying incident permanently altered her existence, prompting her to pursue retribution through interactions with the supernatural. For twenty years, nothing changed. For what reason is her wish starting to come true now? What's the connection with killings happening thousands of miles away?
Detective William Butler from California undertakes a case involving a murder that lacks a rational explanation based on the available evidence. The body of a man was discovered on his property. The man is a farmer and a family man with important acquaintances, but it turns out that he has caused harm to many women with his friends. At the murder scene, young detective Michael Kemp immediately becomes an invaluable asset to the veteran officer. However, is that all? His extraordinary abilities force everyone around him to reassess their beliefs. What's his role in this case? How does he fit into William's life story, and why does he care about his current situation?
Lilith blends a police thriller with the supernatural, leading to unexpected results. Each protagonist has their past and personal agenda that they try to implement. Is Lilith the punisher that women seek, or does she have bigger plans that will affect the world's future? The age-old struggle between good and evil enters a new phase where the role of humanity becomes pivotal.

Bill Andrew, a native of Thessaloniki, Greece, and has always been passionate about writing books and watching thrilling films. He has a keen interest in supernatural and spiritual matters and solving crime stories, bringing a unique perspective to his work. He draws inspiration from his years of experience as a paramedic. "She Aimed High" marks his debut in the realm of police thriller stories, showcasing his talent for crafting gripping narratives.