Lilith by Eric Rickstad

"Lilith" by the internationally bestselling author of "I Am Not Who You Think I Am" delves into the wounded heart of America through the gripping tale of single mother Elisabeth Ross. After her son Lydan becomes a victim of a school shooting, Elisabeth is consumed by rage at the inaction of powerful men. Determined to spark change, she takes on the persona of Lilith, posting a video of her own violent act as a wake-up call to society.

Elisabeth's actions divide public opinion, attracting both praise and condemnation while drawing the attention of the FBI and vigilantes. Amidst the chaos, she struggles to protect her son and grapples with the morality of her actions. As events unfold, Elisabeth questions whether she has become the very monster she sought to confront.

Rickstad weaves a gripping narrative, exploring themes of violence, justice, and the nature of evil. As the FBI closes in and Lydan's behavior grows increasingly unsettling, Elisabeth faces a harrowing battle to evade capture and safeguard her son's future.

With masterful language and profound insight, "Lilith" probes the depths of human emotion and the complexities of contemporary society. Tragic yet profound, the novel leaves a haunting impression on readers, prompting reflection long after the final page is turned. Rickstad's skillful storytelling ensures that "Lilith" resonates as a powerful and timely tale for our troubled times.