Editing client published second comedic novel

\nAn editing Leftovers from the live Supperclient of mine, Kenneth Newton-Allen, has print his entropy satirical novel, Leftovers from the Last Supper. The hand tells the tale of high-flown Burley saviour (pronounced hay-seuss) McWhurley, the nations most prominent preeminent all-media evangelist, who hoping to raise money to work out the greatest cathedral in Christendom that God has apparently enjoin him to build in Beverly Hills, embarks on a nationwide debating magical spell with atheist E. Mason Hyde, an enshroud writer just hoping to number on his unknown book. When the tour is over, however, Hyde is floor to find a unknown region at his door who claims that he is Jesus (pronounced gee-sus) Christ. Is this stranger profession to be Jesus solely a ploy by Burley? Is this stranger just other wretched mental brand who honestly believes that he is Jesus? Or is this stranger in reality Jesus Christ, fashioning what would have to be calculate as historys Ultimate Co meback? The book is available for purchase online.\n\n command an editor? Having your book, business schedule or academic make-up proofread or change before submitting it can surface invaluable. In an economic humour where you face heavy competition, your make-up needs a second eye to give you the edge. Whether you come from a big city like Colorado Springs, Colorado, or a small township like Big Chimney, westside Virginia, I can fork up that second eye.