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Could You Believe You Were the Second Coming of Christ?What if you were a dumb and dirty little pervert?If you were feared, not loved?If you couldn’t die no matter how damn much you wish could?That’s why I’ll always say I ain’t no Messiah.What readers have to say about Mark Tullius and his dark, suspenseful, religious thriller:'This is an excellent novel that puts its finger right on the stigmata and proposes a possible not-so-distant future in which the disenchanted masses, eager for divine answers, are more than willing to sacrifice again an appointed man for the sake of their own salvation.' ★★★★★'This story was super intense with the main character being abused, manipulated and betrayed at every turn of his life by a horrible father and an indifferent mother that was also in many ways broken by her husband. The story also shows how people as a whole can bring out the worst in themselves when they have blindly followed any type of religion or cause, and we’ve seen this throughout our history.' ★★★★★'It’s a very unique emotional journey.' ★★★★★'I laughed and cried through out this book. The story feels so real and I felt bad for the bad things happening to Joshua!' ★★★★★'This book got my attention from the first page! I loved the story and how it makes you think. Very well written and a great ending I didn’t expect! I can’t wait for the next one!!!' ★★★★★'I would recommend this novel for those who want a dark and thought-provoking 'coming of age' story. Also, if you enjoy novels about cults, this is the novel for you.' ★★★★★'I am not normally into religious type books but once I started, I stayed up all night to read this. Well written and detailed, it shows insight into the mind of man and his belief system.' ★★★★★'It’s a pretty intense read. Readers do need to be aware that there are sexual situations, violence, and profanity. Abuse is abuse. Whether it’s physical, mental, or emotional, it’s all nasty.' ★★★★★
