God Stole My Daughter
Have you ever been married to Satan? Have you ever fought with God? Have you almost driven a billionaire to his death? Do you know what it's like to own a huge dog that's a closet serial killer? Have you ever been involved in a murder for hire? Have you ever been thrown out of a church? Have you been stalked by a nude groupie? If you just answered no to any of these, you will want to read Mark Steel's latest novel God Stole My Daughter. This is a compelling, funny tale of a divorced father who is thrust into a contest with God for his daughter's love. This fascinating novel will keep you giggling and spellbound as it takes you on an adventure through the secret corridors of powerful institutions. Peek behind the scenes as a man wrestles with his conscience, several churches, and some moral hiccups on his quest to find and negotiate with God. Personal Trainer and Private Investigator Pete Wojak tries to balance love and business in a constant struggle to remain a father to his daughter. To make his battle more difficult a cast of characters, all with their own agenda, conspire against Pete when he stumbles across the meaning of life. Anyone who has ever sat in a church is going to love some of this novel's wickedly amusing descriptions of what happens when outwardly pious people think no one is looking. Mark Steel takes you to a whole new level of laughter. This is hands down the funniest and most interesting book you will read this year!
A man struggles with his conscience, several churches, and some moral hiccups to understand the real meaning of God and family. Pete Wojak tries to balance love and business in a constant quest to spend time with his daughter. To make his battle more difficult a cast of characters, all with their own agenda, try to hijack Pete as he searches for his own spiritual center. This is a compelling, funny tale of a divorced father who thinks he's competing with God for his daughter's love. Anyone who has ever sat in a church wishing they were doing anything but sitting in church is going to love this novel's sardonic humor.
Whatever your opinion of Pete, the main character-family man; renaissance man; smartass; Casanova; or unindicted felon, you will laugh your way through the entire book. You'll wind up cheering as he competes with God on an uneven playing field to win his daughter's love. Todd Nickens in Bay City Inquirer
Can a man who claims to be shallow and searching for some sign of his own soul have a meaningful debate with God? Maybe not...but it's hysterical to watch him try! MJ. Donaldson in Landings Penthouse Review
Did Pete Wojak break every one of the Ten Commandments during his quest to be a good father? You be the judge... if you can ever stop laughing! Neil Galecki in The Addison Spiritual Daily