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About the Book About the Author
Requiem is a new preacher in the small town of Wonderville, and he can actually perform miracles, or at least one miracle, which he refuses to do purely out of principle.
When his new parish isn't receptive to his talents, however, it's only a matter of time until they hire a Killer Deacon to get rid of him.
Can the mysterious Broken-Throated Advocates help, or will Requiem prove himself in time to the small-minded members of his congregation?
Read The Preacher and find out!
David J. Rollins is an exciting new author with a style all his own. His works have been compared to expressionist paintings, Frank Zappa's album Joe's Garage, Terry Gilliam's movie Brazil, as well as Douglas Adams' novel The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. If you are looking for something new and different, this author is definitely someone to read.
His other works include
The Telepathic Vacuum Universe
The Telepathic Vacuum Cleaner Salesman
The Sales Crime Policeman
Mannequins in the Audience
Angry Edenites Series
The Preacher
The Beauty
The Brute
The Child
The City of Gomorrah
The Other Witness
The Land of Job
The Garden of Eden
Editorial Reviews
Reviews for David J. Rollins Other Books
"This humorous science fiction novel gets a gold star for
imagination and for a very entertaining, whimsical book with loads of
allegory . It's snarky and sarcastic and for some reason it I get the
feeling the author is a fan of Phillip Dick. Gpangel (Amazon Review of
The Sales Crime Policeman)
"I certainly wasn't expecting a novelette that had me talking about
it all weekend to everyone who would listen! David Rollins has created a
quirky, sick, but totally enjoyable world in the Sales Crime Policeman "
(EM Havens Blog Review of The Sales Crime Policeman,
emhavenswrites.blogspot.com/2014/06/em-reviews-sales-crime-policeman-by.html)
"I found it amusing and entertaining. I would recommend it to a lot
of people. I like the characters and the world created. My favourite was
actually the short story at the end. Enjoyable all round!" Tom Vaus
(Goodreads Review of Mannequins in the Audience)
