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The Last Chaplain: A Novel
A story of family, faith, political intrigue, and suspense. At the request of Pastor John Grant, the last chaplain of the United States Senate, Lisa Smithy embarks on the adventure of a find a former Senate staff member and convince him to reveal to a DC reporter the plot that led to Dr. Grant's removal and the discrediting of his best friend, a United States Senator. From the South, to the West, to the Midwest, evil men are desperate to stop her, and romance surprisingly finds her. Can she bring together the former Senate staffer who knows all and the Washington reporter who can tell all, while eluding the men who would end it all?
247 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 15, 2018
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January 5, 2020
This book kept my attention completely. I finished it in one day - without reading the end first as I usually do. It is very easy to read. It is relevant, clean, fresh, and Christian without being preachy. Carl White has been a pastor in my area for years. While I do not know him personally, I know of him. He is respected in our area. He is retired now, but his years of being a pastor lend authenticity to his first novel.
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