The Bishop of San Francisco

The story follows Archbishop Mark Doyle, a reform-minded leader and martial arts expert, who becomes entangled in a passionate affair with his therapist, Miriam Faberini. Complications arise when two priests are murdered by a secretive Catholic group targeting Doyle for his liberal views. As the Vatican pressures him to address damaging allegations, he faces threats from a defrocked priest with a dark past. The narrative explores the conflicts within the modern church, highlighting the struggles between tradition and reform amidst personal and institutional crises.