Grace isn't taken, it's received.

Aiden Fox slips through the night, stealing to survive. It's easy if he keeps it simple. But no stolen fortune can silence guilt, and no darkness stays hidden forever.

To himself, he's an enigma. To the police, he's a phantom. Detective Calder, a former seminarian, is baffled by scripture verses left at the crime scenes. "This was never about money. It's about conviction, or at least the illusion of it," he says. Are these verses mockery or confession?

As the thefts grow bolder, from suburban homes to corrupt financial empires, the chase becomes more than a criminal investigation. It becomes a collision of justice and mercy.

Aiden's carefully controlled world begins to fracture when he becomes entangled with the nefarious billionaire Luc Larron. He takes on the most challenging theft of his life-stealing a priceless shipment of art from the Italian government, right under everyone's nose.

He is forced to leave the country to escape Luc's wrath and Calder's persistence. It will take faith, as well as prayer, to turn his life around. Good intentions don't lead to sanctification, but God's grace is greater than our sin. And God's not done with him yet.