Jackrabbit Messiah

<p><strong>Madmen and messiahs are often mistaken for one another.</strong></p><p><strong>But when a lunatic claims to be a deity there's always a third option:</strong></p><p><strong>Maybe he's crazy...</strong><em><strong>and</strong></em><strong> a god.</strong></p><p> </p><p>It doesn't take long for NYPD psychiatrist Amity Sheridan to diagnose her new patient as a schizophrenic with delusions of godhood-but that doesn't explain how he survived a twenty-storey fall onto Eighth Avenue without a scratch. When Jackrabbit escapes-as he always does-Amity tumbles into a wider woolier world of gods legends and heroes recruited to perform an age-old ritual that keeps a terrible evil in check.</p><p>The key to defeating a villain that gobbles up minds and souls is Jackrabbit's unique knack for being supremely-perhaps even divinely-elusive. Unfortunately his talent for escaping even the gods themselves makes it that much harder for the good guys to track him down for the job...and their soul-swallowing foe is already laying out the good silverware for a world-sized meal.</p><p><em>Jackrabbit Messiah</em> is the second novel set in the <em>Silhouette Universe</em>-a wild fast and loose tale of modern day gods and the heroes who have to put up with them.</p>