"Even in darkness light dawns for the upright." - Psalm 112:4

"Even in darkness light dawns for the upright." - Psalm 112:4

Pastor and Suspense Novelist

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Michael J. Scott has been an ordained minister for nineteen years. He has been writing fiction for thirty-two years. His first completed novel was called The Coppersmith. Since learning how to finish a novel some four years ago, Michael has gone on to complete two more novels, both of which have been or will be published at this time. The first, The Lost Scrolls will be coming out in Spring of 2012. The second, Jefferson's Road is available on Amazon. Michael grew up in New York and spent most of his ministry career in the Upstate region, serving in congregations both small and large. Michael is currently planting a church in Rochester, New York, where he lives with his wife and three children.

Monday, July 26, 2010

First Review of Jefferson's Road Is In!

Hey all, the first review of Jefferson's Road is in. I've copied it straight from amazon's website.

From Linda Yezak (pprmint777)

"The reasons were compelling--reasons he'd thought of himself. Reasons he himself had written in cyberspace for all the world to see. Reasons to kill the president.


But his brother wanted him to go beyond writing about it, beyond talking about it.

His brother wanted him to pull the trigger.

Tension builds throughout this novel as discussion segues into action; suspense mounts from the question always dangling in the forefront of reader's mind: will he do it?

Michael Scott's masterfully written novel explores what could be the very real, very private thoughts of angry American citizens . . . and what would happen if those citizens acted on their thoughts.

Chillingly realistic; frightfully feasible."

That nicely sums it up, IMHO. Thanks, Linda!

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