Title: A Maze of Death by Philip K. Dick is a spooky sci fi mystery and a great read
Product review: A Maze of Death, Philip K. Dick, (1970) 7/10. Husband and wife get transferred to another planet, after husband is visited by the Walker-On-Earth (a Jesus-like figure). Things on new planet are a mess, and everyone starts getting killed by fantastic beings, such as little robot insects, and bizarre icons, like tiny models of buildings. Their religion is explored in it's complexity, which parallel many current religions. The religious foundation of the novel provides great depth to the story, somewhat akin to The Lazarus Effect by Frank Herbert and Bill Ransom. God has been proven as a fact in this world, but somehow the things that are happening can only be partially explained by their beliefs. They can't figure out what's happening, and the story becomes a spooky and dangerous murder mystery. The characters must unravel the truth before they all die.
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