Pastor Anthony Corelli has been struggling with feelings of impending doom. The last several months of his life have been tragic, to say the least. He has witnessed evil that would cause most people to lose their sanity. Deliverance ministry has always taken a toll on him, but this is different. He can't help but feel like Satan and his demons have been stepping up their game. He knows that God has called him to this line of work, but deep down inside, he is hoping God will call him to a different ministry.

Just when Anthony is starting to feel like himself, he is visited by a demon warning him to stay away from his hometown of Pueblo, Colorado. The warning shakes him to the core. Right then, he receives a call from a childhood friend asking for help with a possible possession. Deep down inside, Anthony knows that this has the potential to be his most dangerous case to date.

When Anthony and his team arrive, it is clear that this is a legitimate case of possession. Unfortunately it doesn't take long for things to get complicated. Each time that he tries to exorcise the demon, a neighborhood tragedy gets in the way. The demon seems content in making Anthony relive his childhood pain as he gets closer to the truth.

A murderer on the loose, a series of mysterious deaths, and a complicated demonic scheme keep him from helping the Clementi family. Anthony's strong faith and his desire to help the lost keep him from giving up when the task seems insurmountable. The demons and their well-orchestrated plan seem unstoppable. Without God, there is no hope.

Just like The Struggle and The Sacrifice, The Return is full of countless twists and turns that will force you to rethink your theories and theology on God, demons, and the paranormal. The ending will blindside you as well as have you sleeping with the lights on. The love and grace of God will overcome, but not without a cost.