The Minor Protection Act, by Jodi Cowles Jack Stone has a problem. The world-famous lawyer has just consented to help the President of the United States get the Minor Protection Act passed. He realizes, to his horror, his mistake as he watches the consequences of his actions unfold. There might be a way to redeem himself, but can he find it? President Anthony Farmer is behind it all, calmly directing the largest attempt at cultural hijacking in American history. The Minor Protection Act is his brainchild, and if it succeeds, it will remove children from homes where parents are "hateful, intolerant and bigoted" --in other words-- too Christian. The supporters of the Minor Protection Act claim that it simply "holds parents accountable." What harm could there be in that? Yet if this campaign proves successful, Christianity as we know it will cease to exist in the United States with the death of a single generation -- for no religion can stand when its children are taken out of the picture. Purchase this book at your local Christian bookstore or at these online retailers: Amazon.com ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jodi Cowles caught the travel bug when her parents took her on her first international flight at six months of age. Since then she's been in over 30 countries. Her interest in politics began when, as a child, she hunted Easter eggs on the south lawn of the White House. She resides in Boise, Idaho and this is her first novel. ENDORSEMENTS: "Ms. Cowles' novel is a sobering reminder of how fragile religious liberty and parental rights are in America. If you think re-education camps could never exist in America, and children could never be snatched from their Christian parents, this book will be a wakeup call for you. The story she weaves shows how plausible that scenario is, and how few and short are the steps between here and there. This book will motivate you to pray for our land, to be on the alert, and to be ready to act with courage." Bryan Fischer, Executive Director, Idaho Values Alliance "The Minor Protection Act is compelling enough to get your attention and hold it! Hopefully, this scenario will never happen here...but it could! If it does, this book will help you recognize and cope with this sort of oppression. Read and be challenged!" Dr. Mary Wilder, Professor, Western Seminary, Portland OR