The Perfect Contradiction of Sister Markis — Sarah Walker

Markis never intended to be a nun. He was an assassin, hiding in a uniform. He kept quiet in church while his partner and his captain made it safe for him to return to work. Suddenly, he's snatched out of the church by contradiction-loving pagans. When they drag him to the jungle he finds his captain is his enemy, his partner may be dead, his partner's son hangs in a temple pit, and sacrifices are made to genetic godlings. Thrown to lions and spiders and snakes with a group of people who cannot help him, Markis scrambles to survive. It's tough being a male sister, but Markis isn't afraid to use what he learned in the church. A gauntlet of wild monsters intends to eat his team. The captain has the upper hand and intends to win. But the captain kidnapped the wrong man's son. Markis is hard to kill when he's angry. He's got a fist full of church and murder, and this time the nun won't stop.