The second serial killer in less than a year is prowling the streets of Miami, systematically killing off some of South Florida's most beautiful young women. Detective Al Warner is just back on The Job, fully recovered from a glancing bullet wound to his head after a deadly chance encounter with another madman.

Warner is in the best shape of his life, but PTSD laces his days with headaches and his sleep with terrifying dreams. Lack of rest clouds his usually laser-sharp mind but doesn’t slow his single-minded hunt for this new killer.

Angie Dedios, a magnetic man, seduces stunning young women that posed nude for men's magazines. He “redeems” them for God during sex by brutal strangulation, intoning "the Lord Calls" as they die. Warner’s frustration mounts with each new death, DNA proving it’s the same perpetrator, but with no match, he’s clueless to his identity. A message is left at every crime scene: “Vengence …”

Warner’s romance with Sharon Clark deteriorates, aggravated by sleepless nights and the tension of a stalled investigation. Beautiful young women continue to die, and Warner discovers the killer thinks of himself as “Angel de Dios,” the Angel of God. The press labels him “The Angel of Death.” More beauties die as Warner struggles with terrifying dreams and his failing relationship with Sharon

In the end, Warner is again thrust into a battle to the death with an unlikely foe, with Sharon’s life the final prize.