The President Was A Good Man
Authors book reminds readers to pray for our president
Fast-Paced Presidential Thriller Weaves a Tale of Suspense
Authors book reminds readers to pray for our president
2009-01-22
LONGWOOD, FL--The president didn't know that his dark dealings with the hearts of others would lead to death and disaster. When he planned the theft of millions from the United States Treasury, he started the beginning of the end for himself. He wife was fascinated by the occult and his daughter was demon-possessed, but his son stood alone as the bearer of light. Xulon Press author Murl Edward Gwynn's The President Was a Good Man ($14.99, paperback, 978-1-60791-223-1; $24.99, hardcover, 978-1-60791-224-8) weaves a tale of maddening suspense that ends in strange triumph.
Says Gwynn of his book's enduring message, "In these complex and changing times, [my book] reminds us to pray for our president. This book brings into focus that everyone is responsible for their own actions, but those actions can affect others."
Gwynn has enjoyed an active and fulfilling life as a retired soldier, the pastor of Christian Life Fellowship Church, the founder of Harvest of Life--a prison ministry, and an ambassador for the Army Freedom Team Salute. He has traveled to more than 30 countries and enjoys meeting people of different cultures. He has ministered to the underground church in other countries on behalf of missions.
Murl Edward Gwynn currently resides in Reidsville, Georgia, with his wife Ruth. They have three children and seven grandchildren.