The Seven Deadly Sins: A Factional Account

In The Seven Deadly Sins, Dr. Riemann, a noted mathematician, claims that, via higher mathematics, he can know the mind of God. When Dr. Riemann is found dead in his ransacked apartment, his friend, Brad Newton, begins the search for his killer. Was he murdered by any of the suspects that he begins to interview? As he interviews the suspects, it becomes apparent that they represent each of the seven deadly sins: anger, greed, envy, gluttony, wealth without work, sloth, and lust.

As each possible suspect is interviewed by Brad and his girlfriend, Eve, secrets are revealed that lead the reader more deeply into the mystery of who Dr. Riemann truly was. The suspects range from an angry priest, to a greedy television personality, to the Queen of England! What could the killer's motive have been to end Dr. Riemann's life? How did Dr. Riemann die and what might have driven one of the suspects to kill him?