Tom is dead and chaos follows. Tom Thompson dies of a brutal, unfortunate death, which is \interrupted by his resurrection. A resurrection—you don't see that often. Jesus did it. Tom's resurrection thrusts him into the limelight, causing him fame; Jesus and Elvis type of fame. There is a lot of pressure that goes with this kind of fame. For some, he is a curiosity, for others a living, breathing Messiah. The ripples of this event have reached beyond his inner circle. Some are looking for revenge and to settle scores. Tom just wants peace and his old way of life back; he is looking for a sanctuary.

In Part 2 of the Sanctuary, these stories are intertwined in a profound and devastating way. It picks up with Julian, the man responsible for investigating Pete's assassination, and flows from there. Paul Ashlin has written an entertaining story with rich characters that you will not forget.