A dramatic presentation of Daniel's point

Submitted by David Paul (United States), Sep 21, 2006 at 10:24

Dear friends, first off, I am so thankful for the information provided by Daniel on this site. It is very helpful to those of us who forget about Christian persecution under Islam. It does make one very sad.

By God's grace I have authored and published a Christian thriller titled Plague of Terror. I am a new author, struggling with my publisher to get my books known. One of the things we seek to do is get it into the hands of those who might find it interesting and, perhaps, even helpful.

In this novel I have several episodes that involve an Islamic context. One character is a Christian convert who, with the exception of her mother, has been rejected by the rest of her family. Another character is an Islamic convert missionary who continues to live in danger within an Muslim country. The third is an Islamic terrorist who has joined up with two other non-Arabic men to attack western culture.

The novel does much to address many issues facing Christianity today in an entertaining manner. I really have had great reviews, but it's so difficult for readers to pick up a book written by an unknown author. I know, because as a reader I am reluctant to buy a book when I don't know the author.

It would be a great kindness if you would take a look at Plague of Terror located at the URL below. If you would contact me letting me know that you learned about Plague of Terror at Daniel's site, I'd send you a copy for only $10 including the postage and handling. I'm simply trying to get my novel working within the culture to the glory of God and the service of His kingdom. Thanks and God's blessings in Christ Jesus. David Paul

Plague of Terror; Great Evil... Good God; CLICK HERE http://davidpaulbooks.tripod.com/

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