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And the Salesman Came to Town

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The devil has come to town - but this time he is the CEO of a multinational corporation. This multinational advertises a soul back guarantee for all potential customers - for their purchase of their very own dream life. A semi-alcoholic priest is anointed as - The Chosen - the one who is destined to fight off the evil, and to stop this latest incarnation of the devil. He is sent unwillingly into the battle between good and evil, and what can only be considered to be an excellently executed marketing campaign. John Murdock, a self described crappy priest and aforementioned semi-alcoholic, wakes one morning to a radio commercial outlining the benefits of buying one’s own dream life for the low - low price of their soul. He sincerely hopes that the commercial is a bad joke made by the radio station, or at least a hangover induced hallucination. But finds out to his dismay that it is all real, and that it is his job to fight the devil incarnate, or more accurately stated – the devil incorporated.

Pages: 326

Format: Kindle Edition

And the Salesman Came to Town

4.4/5 ( ratings)

The devil has come to town - but this time he is the CEO of a multinational corporation. This multinational advertises a soul back guarantee for all potential customers - for their purchase of their very own dream life. A semi-alcoholic priest is anointed as - The Chosen - the one who is destined to fight off the evil, and to stop this latest incarnation of the devil. He is sent unwillingly into the battle between good and evil, and what can only be considered to be an excellently executed marketing campaign. John Murdock, a self described crappy priest and aforementioned semi-alcoholic, wakes one morning to a radio commercial outlining the benefits of buying one’s own dream life for the low - low price of their soul. He sincerely hopes that the commercial is a bad joke made by the radio station, or at least a hangover induced hallucination. But finds out to his dismay that it is all real, and that it is his job to fight the devil incarnate, or more accurately stated – the devil incorporated.

Pages: 326

Format: Kindle Edition

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