No Seed

They took his wife. They wanted his son. But they didn't know what a father can become. Marine veteran Jack Ryans returns home from Afghanistan for one reason—to hold his newborn son and embrace the wife he hasn't seen in months. Instead, he finds an empty house. A shattered vase. Blood on the floor. And no trace of Emily—except a single note: "They're watching from the woods." Deep in the mist-shrouded forests of Oregon, behind barbed wire and silence, lies a community that doesn't exist on any map. They call themselves The Pure. They live by ancient rules. They pray in darkness. And they believe the world can only be saved when not a single seed remains. When Jack uncovers the truth—that his unborn child has been chosen as the next vessel for their twisted faith—he realizes no law will protect them. No warrant will breach their walls. So he gathers the only men who understand war: brothers-in-arms who've stared into the abyss before. This isn't a rescue mission. It's a war against belief. Against silence. Against a cult that sees love as sin—and children as the continuation of evil. Based on real historical beliefs, No Seed is a relentless, atmospheric thriller about how far a man will go to save his family—and how deep evil can bury itself beneath the mask of holiness. Perfect for fans of Don Winslow, Mark Greaney, and The Last Thing He Told Me. If you think faith can't be deadly… wait until it starts praying for your child.