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The Fake Jesus

Malcolm Sutton
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Pages
227
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Malcolm Sutton

About

When Christ appears on an Adelaide beach in the middle of a long hot winter, Pete's as surprised as anyone. Moments later they're having a fistfight ...

It's the Second Coming - faked by a political party to boost polls - and if there's one thing Pete can't stand, it's actors.

Pete is a car crash of a man - horrible yet irresistible to look at. Emotionally scarred by childhood tragedy, the recent death of a relative has sent him spiralling.

He sees a chance for redemption by exposing the scam and gives everything he can for a moment of truth.

The Fake Jesus is a black comedy that takes a wrecking ball to media and advertising saturation. With manic pace and unforgettable characters, it sets fire to the lot with apocalyptic rage.

Related Subjects

  • Dystopian
  • Adult Fiction
  • Satire
  • Dark Humor
  • Humorous

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