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Book Tour Spotlight: Secretary of Faith by K.C. Boyd
Political thriller, Dystopian theocracy, Corporate oligarchy
Date Published: October 31, 2024
Publisher:Rebel Island Press
Lies, fear, and the Holy Bible are the country’s undoing in K.C.
Boyd’s second, dystopian tale, a story that all too closely resembles
an America in which Project 2025 rules. Vividly depicting the present-day
racism, greed, and religious hypocrisy, Secretary of Faith serves as a
cautionary warning to Project 2025.
After an orchestrated victory, the newly elected President redefines the
country by changing its name to the United Christian States of America.
Next, he reduces the traditional number of seats in his cabinet to four, and
adds a fifth, the Department of Faith, appointing his lifetime mentor,
Christian Hillcox, as its first ever Secretary.
The rule of law is no more. Sanctioned by the administration, violent mobs
take to the streets. Media is state-run; neighbors inform on neighbors;
loved ones vanish, never to return. When a natural disaster strikes the West
Coast, an already well-organized Resistance emerges and Secretary Hillcox
finds himself in a battle to maintain both the administration’s
narrative and his own position through evermore frightening means.
In a showdown between Good and Evil, the question is—will citizens
rise to the occasion and save the Republic?
About the Author
After twenty years of visiting megachurches in Ohio and across the country,
attending various 'Values Voters'' conferences, and watching untold hours of
televangelists preach the 'Word', K.C. Boyd decided to use her flare for
fiction to share the dangerous truths she saw. As human beings have always
responded to story, Boyd felt the need to communicate the grave danger we
face-particularly from religious extremists who now stand arm in arm with
genuine fascists-through story.
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