'His arms were outstretched in a posture of crucifixion-or as if he'd leaped off the cliff in an absurd attempt to fly.' On the eve of a conference in the Swiss Alps, the world's greatest atheist, Sir Kenneth Chatwin, is found dead under a waterfall. His death is believed to be an accident until Conner Bachman, a young Anglican and student of psychology, discovers a clue that begins to unravel the truth-that Sir Kenneth was murdered. As Conner begins investigating, he faces opposition from Sir Kenneth's colleagues, unexpected temptation, and challenges to his spiritual faith. Death of an Atheist is a 'cozy mystery'-meaning there is a murder, but no graphic sex or graphic violence. The story will appeal to thoughtful readers looking for a mystery that touches on themes of atheism and religion, in the pleasant surroundings of a hotel in the Swiss mountains.