Christian Cyberpunk Books discussion

My novel The Lucid Series: Android Uprising is in a Christian cyberpunk setting, in the nation of Homeland. In my mind, cyberpunk is far better than steampunk for writing about serious issues that people can relate to today.

But I do have other countries in the same universe. There may be room for a steampunk influenced nation to add additional flavor to the series. Steampunkishness would seem to be a possible fit with the Independent States of America. A post apocalyptic country that developed along side of Homeland, yet in a different way.

I am curious if anyone here knows of the existence a Christian steampunk novel. Is this idea something that piques interest or causes a gag reflex?

Mary Campagna Findley's alter ego wrote this series:

http://amzn.to/2yy7UWJ
Illustrated Dodge a Twist and a Tobacconist

David wrote: "Mary Campagna Findley's alter ego wrote this series:

http://amzn.to/2yy7UWJ
Illustrated Dodge a Twist and a Tobacconist"

Thanks, David. I see the first one is free right now. I'll check it out.

Not overtly Christian, but more allegorical is The Wind Merchant and sequel. The third book is in the works. The book is pretty much squeaky clean too.

https://www.amazon.com/Wind-Merchant-...