Dillon Lunn

The Kingdom vs John Reid Dillon Lunn

The Bible has long influenced lawmakers, but what if the Bible was the law? John Reid considers himself a good person, a loving husband, and a devoted father. He is not political or religious. He just wants to live a quiet, normal life. After the people elect a religious zealot as president, the new government enacts sweeping reforms. The resulting kingdom becomes a strict theocracy where even common sins are punishable by death. Soon, John finds himself on trial for his life. The relentless royal prosecutor shines a spotlight on the darkest corners of John's past. His only hope for survival is a young public defender with a radically different view of biblical justice. Will the jury declare his sins irredeemable, or will the same Bible used to condemn him set him free?