Denise Kozak was always an independent thinker, or so her family thought. A talented musician with a rebellious streak, she cultivated a passionate social conscience, to the irritation of her younger brother Cliff, 17. He was just the opposite a bit cynical, priding himself on his calm, rational approach to the universe. Cliff s declared philosophy: If it doesn t kill me, I don t care. But when Denise leaves for college and falls in with a charismatic church, her family and friends notice a strange shift in her personality and interests. Denise believes The True Disciples has the answer to all that life holds. She neglects her music and abandons her studies to volunteer with the church, all the while talking obsessively about the church and its founder, Reverend Douglas. Her parents concerns intensify when Denise refuses to come home for the holidays.

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