Church and State

by Skip Coryell

It's the not-too-distant future, and in the wake of a nuclear terrorist attack, the President has signed the Freedom from Religion Act, which outlaws any public expression of religion. But what will the President do now that his wife and son are dead and he has converted to Christianity? Will he stand true to his newfound God, or will he buckle under political pressure? It was his lifelong dream to be President, but now he stands poised to lose it all, just for following the convictions of his heart.

Genres: Mystery

376 pages, Paperback

First published October 15, 2007

About the author

Skip Coryell now lives with his wife and children in Michigan. He works full time as a professional writer, and “The God Virus” is his eighth published book. He is an avid hunter and sportsman, a Marine Corps veteran, and a graduate of Cornerstone University.

Reviews

[Selena]

I did enjoy the book although I found it a confusing read at times, it seemed heavily religious, which I'm ok with, yet it was mixed with very sexual scenes. Not saying that religious people are prudes, it just seemed a very strange combination.

[Rob Jinkerson]

A good book with a slightly different plot line to other thriller/mystery novels. The religious aspect on the events of the book were really interesting!