The House of Wade Sherman: The Great Schaziam

Guiled by an ambitious highly successful dating service operator a former Marine hero heads a most unusual cast of characters that creates a stupendous church for an equally unusual purpose. Bunglings galore; laughs from start to finish. Reviewer says The House of Wade Sherman is a satirical sometimes whimsical novel that gets across its message in compelling terms. The denouement perhaps inevitable is provocative and leaves food for thought . . . Dr. Carters bold style and fine sense of timing infuses his story with life and suspense . . . literate narrative pungent ideas and rich characterizations.