Ohmigod!

WARNING: As is becoming apparent with some reviews, this book may make theists uncomfortable. Every word uttered by god in the book is verbatim from the bible, and his actions entirely consistent with those books too. While I welcome feedback on the book itself, I kindly urge readers to resist offering reviews that comment on what the book isn’t in relation to their personal beliefs. I of course am humbled by comments about the book as it is and am grateful for all who spend time reading it.

It’s Tuesday and god has come back to earth. This all seems very well and good but Sam Dalton could really do without the anxiety – there are a lot of jobs to do and his garden is finally being sorted.

As god makes his presence felt, sending the world and Sam’s mum into a panic, life begins to do the one thing our homebody hero really doesn’t like: change. With the media, governments, and the local townspeople forced to adapt to the return of biblical shock and awe, is Sam able to survive the peril and keep his utter sham of a life together?