Two Hundred and Eighty-nine Stones for Ray Kraft

A little faith may help some people through the long dark night, and into the light. Sometimes, faith leads people into the darkest places imaginable (depending on how dark your imagination is). Any sinister action can be justified in the name of God. It doesn't matter if your God is real, imaginary, or something in-between.

What you are about to read (or about to delete) are samples from the two short story collections. The All You Can Eat Apocalypse, warns of the dangers of an American theocracy. God's Not Coming, So Save yourself, features the terrors of corrupted faith. I have also included a new story, which will be featured in upcoming third book in the series. In these stories, religious conviction only leads to madness and death. This book is in no way an attack on people of good faith, or the God or God's the worship (despite all the nasty deeds they did). These are cautionary tales of dangers of blind faith, and the people who misuse it for their own ends.

If you are entertained or horrified sufficiently by these stories, then please check out my other books. If you find these tales overly disturbing, then I suggest you go to your house of worship, and pray for forgiveness, because that always works.