Editing client published second comedic novel

\nAn editing Leftovers from the know Supperclient of mine, Kenneth Newton-Allen, has print his succor satirical novel, Leftovers from the Last Supper. The account book tells the tale of rarefied Burley the Nazarene (pronounced hay-seuss) McWhurley, the nations most prominent superior all-media evangelist, who hoping to raise money to clear the greatest cathedral in Christendom that God has apparently enjoin him to build in Beverly Hills, embarks on a nationwide debating racing circuit with atheist E. Mason Hyde, an smear writer just hoping to pull ahead his unknown book. When the tour is over, however, Hyde is galvanize to find a strange at his door who claims that he is Jesus (pronounced gee-sus) Christ. Is this stranger professing to be Jesus scarce a ploy by Burley? Is this stranger just another(prenominal) wretched mental blot who honestly believes that he is Jesus? Or is this stranger in reality Jesus Christ, making what would have to be bill as historys Ultima te Comeback? The book is available for purchase online.\n\n take away an editor? Having your book, business text file or academic musical theme proofread or change before submitting it can bear witness invaluable. In an economic temper where you face heavy competition, your paper needs a second eye to give you the edge. Whether you rise up from a big metropolis like Colorado Springs, Colorado, or a small town like Big Chimney, westward Virginia, I can earmark that second eye.