Anointed: The Passion of Timmy Christ, CEO
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (508 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 098166542X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 340 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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He currently lives in Decatur, Georgia, where he and his wife, Alice, spend their time away from the bookstore caring for the multitude of four-legged children they have adopted over the years. Anointed is his first novel. He is diligently at work on his second novel, while trying to pretend that the screaming child of a bookstore in the corner is just fine, thank you. . Someday he hopes to rule the moon. Zachary Steele was born in Orlando, Florida, and has called Miami, Phoenix, Roanoke
Timmy soon discovers that battling supernatural evil is only slightly more difficult than challenging the legal labyrinths of the Christ Corporation Council. He's shocked to learn that his primary responsibilities are to profits and image rather than his followers' genuine needs. Those who endure the initial over-the-top chapters will enjoy the notion of a Christ CEO wanting to be Christ-like, presented in a mix of raucous fun and deep questions. . (Mar.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. From Publishers Weekly Steele's biting satire takes on megachurches and their murky brew of faith and business. Nagged by his wife into interviewing for the CEO spot of a 2,000-year-old r
The Christ Corporation's newest CEO, Timothy Webb, doesn't want the job--but he can't allow himself to quit. Wedged between the demands of a corporate-driven religion and an Anti-Christ bent on ruling the world, Timothy finds his last hope in an unlikely alliance with the misrepresented angel known as Satan.
"Entertaining Fast Moving Read" according to Amazon Customer. The Passion of Christ (Timmy Christ)Review by David DriscollAnointed: The Passion of Timmy Christ, CEO, the debut novel by Zachary Steele, has all the trimmings of a story that should appeal to those of us who aren't all that thrilled by organized religion. On the cover is a picture of a $100 bill with a thorny-crowned Jesus where Ben Franklin should be and "In God We Trust" replace. John Adcox said A really fun read. "When the Anti-Christ and Satan entered the bar, nobody took notice."That's a great first line. Believe it or not, it's not the start of a joke. It's the first line of Zachary Steele's novel "Annointed," which is a scream. If you're a fan of people like Christopher Moore or Douglas Adams, take a look. Sadly, (in my humble opinion) it hasn't received the attention it deserves.From wh. A fine read for fantasy fans Midwest Book Review Salvation's a rough business. "Anointed: The Passion of Timmy Christ, CEO" is a novel about a theoretical Christ Corporation. For the past two millennia, The Christ Corporation has been spreading the word of Christ throughout the world, and every thirty-three years, the CEO-ship and identity of Christ is handed down to the next successor. Timothy Webb finds himself the next successo