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The God Patent
by Lloyd Lofthouse   
Rated "G" by the Author.
     
Last edited: Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Posted: Wednesday, June 30, 2010

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a novel written by Ransom Stephens

Ryan McNear, the main character in "The God Patent", is behind on his child support payments and on the run from the Texas law. North of San Francisco, he meets Katrina, a troubled 11-year-old math prodigy with a mother who lives in a mental fog waiting to die and join her husband in the afterlife. A friendship blooms between Ryan and Katrina as he uses his skills to develop her talent.

Ryan needs money to catch up on his child support payments so he can see his son again and rid himself of the arrest warrant and a possible prison sentence. When a friend working at a small Christian college in Texas offers him a job, he has no choice but to accept. It doesn't help that this Christian college wants to prove the existence of God using Ryan's computer programming skills to tap into the power of God providing an endless supply of electricity ending the need for America's oil dependency. How can Ryan say no?
 
Then there is the lovely physicist from UC Berkeley who captures Ryan's heart. Her brother, Dodge Nutter, is Ryan's landlord and his scheming lawyer.
 
I measure how good a book is by how fast I read it. I read Ransom's book in less than a week. Books that don't hold my attention are never finished. This is a story about relationships, life, death, science, computers and spirituality. I highly recommend The God Patent, which will do more than entertain you. It will make you think.
 
 

Web Site: The God Patent at Amazon


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Reviewed by Suzann Kale
Reviewed on June 30, 2010
Lloyd, what an incredible review. I'm going to Amazon right away to get this book.

By the way, I'm still reading - and loving - "My Splendid Concubine". I'm in the process of moving from Texas to New England, so that's why it's taking me so long. Otherwise, I totally agree with you - the books I love, I read quickly.

Great review.

Best as always,
Suzann

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