Jonathan Bales, the greatest TV talk show host in the world. Most sought after celebrity, the ideal family man and religious church member. But is he all that he is made out to be?
If Satan was a guest on Jonathan’s TV show, is it possible that he’d be honest as he reveals his part in the destruction of mankind.
Jonathan Bales, the greatest TV talk show host in the world. Most sought after celebrity, the ideal family man and religious curch member. But is he all that he is made out to be?
Is Satan was a guest on Jonathan's TV show, is it possible that he'd be honest as he reveals his part in the destruction of mankind.
A cunning Satan targets the power hungry Jonathan using devious convincing methods to obtain a private interview.
After many hours of talking what does Satan actually disclose? Was it really worth all the effort and does Jonathan finally get the greatest and most powerful interview ever televised?
Excerpt
The same strange sensation whirred about him again, and while leaning back into the seat, he looked about him again ready to chastise himself once more.
Instead, he jumped into the corner of the seat when he noticed a man sitting next to him.
‘How? Where? How? Who are? How?’ Jonathan rambled; his hands shook with fear and fright spilling his ludicrously expensive whiskey all over his designer pants and the seat. He tried to take a sip to calm himself, but that only landed up being spluttered over his immaculate shirt and tie. He somehow managed to put the glass that contained a few drops left by now, onto the shelf the cabinet door provided.
In fear and panic, he pressed the intercom to Mervin. It was disconnected.
Jonathan stared at the dark shadow of a person sitting next to him, his suit jacket untouched. He opened his mouth, but no words came from his lips. He tried again. Silence! His voice was gone.
‘Jonathan, I am not going to hurt you.’ A deep baritone voice rumbled.
Professional Reviews
Get the message, get right before it is too late
A short read with an interesting viewpoint. It's sad that we get caught up in the success game and forget what is really important. This book could be a reminder to get ourselves right before it is too late. I was given a copy of this book for my honest opinion.
The author conveyed the struggle between the forces of good and evil in an easy to understand way
The Day God Came to Earth is a unique story. The author conveyed the struggle between the forces of good and evil in an easy to understand way. I liked the way the story flowed so well. It is a short read as well, so it was easy to sit and read the entire book without interruption. Highly recommend!
Interesting Christian book
Short, easy to read and understand. Plot is unusual and different. The interview with satan at first deceived you into almost feeling sorry for him, but at the end I realized this was a plot to make mankind believe in him and place fear in the wrong being. A short read, although I am disappointed with some of the writing and grammar mistakes.
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