Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Night of the Living Dead Christian by Matt Mikalatos - and a free book giveaway!

Night of the Living Dead Christian: One Man's Ferociously Funny Quest to Discover What It Means to Be Truly Transformed
Matt is the only member of his Neighborhood Watch group.  He meets a robot and a mad scientist and learns that his neighbors include a werewolf and a vampire.  In an attempt to help his friend Luther Ann Martin, the wife-beating werewolf redeem himself and restore his marriage, Mike takes the werewolf to church and finds that it is full of zombies – the living dead.  The zombies sport giant study Bibles and believe everything that the study Bible’s author says, thus making it easy for them to continue being dead while having the appearance of being living. They “think they are following Jesus but are actually following a moral system. “  Vampires suck the life out of others, only caring about themselves.  Mad Scientists run around trying to help everyone else while ignoring their own families.
This book is funny and it points out some interesting things about the Christian religion. 
I received this book free to review from the Tyndale Publicity Team
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I also received a certificate for a free copy of this book to give away to a follower of my blog! 
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4 comments:

  1. Hey, thanks for the review and I'm glad you enjoyed the book!

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  2. I loved reading your review! I am now following you and would love to win a copy!

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  3. This books sounds quirky and great! I'm adding it to my reading list!

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  4. This was a seriously funny book! Like the zombie telling the lone neighbourhood watch that a monster was chasing it, even though most people would consider a zombie a monster? That was hilarious!!! And very, very churchy, spirutual, with all the different monsters being different types of people, their mindframes, as Christians. So there were deep, reflective parts, too.

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