The welfare check came in just after dawn.

Apartment 3C. Elderly resident. No answer at the door for two days. Pastor had called it in himself…said he was worried.

The officers found her in bed, hands folded over her chest, mouth slightly open as if she’d been about to speak. No signs of struggle. No overturned furniture. No broken skin. But the look on her face was the very opposite of a peaceful death.

When elderly parishioners begin dying under mysterious circumstances Detective Brick Anderson sees a pattern.

So does Knight Bleed.

Pastor Philip Rainey is a prosperity preacher with a growing congregation and an addiction to greed. Behind the sermons lies a darker truth.

As the bodies accumulate, Knight Bleed hunts for the truth.

In this dark vigilante thriller, corruption hides behind scripture, and the line between hero and villain bleeds thin.

Perfect for fans of:

• gritty urban crime fiction

• morally complex vigilante thrillers

• noir antiheroes

• corporate conspiracy suspense

• dark, cinematic action stories

Knight Bleed returns in a relentless tale of faith, greed, and necessary sacrifice.

The final chapter in the story.

Knight Bleed comes face to face with the copycat and must save the children.

The altars to Knight Bleed are popping up all over Bedlam. And more children go missing.

In the city of Bedlam, children don’t pray in churches.

They pray in alleys.

When rumors spread of a masked figure who hunts those who harm the innocent, makeshift shrines begin appearing across the city—blood-smeared toys, crude masks, whispered prayers. Some call him a myth. Some call him a killer.

They call him Knight Bleed.

The Alley of Prayers introduces the legend before the man—through street whispers, late-night diners, desperate children, and a city that’s begun to believe.

This is an in-universe audio story from the Knight Bleed universe.

Headphones recommended.

• Dark Fiction

• Urban Horror

• Narrative Fiction

• Vigilante Fiction

• Noir

• Mythic Crime

• Psychological Horror

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