What readers are saying about 'Protecting Pat Robertson'...

  "For those interested in how Pat Robertson affected religion, media and politics, David Wilcox’s insider’s look is an essential read. While well-researched and documented, it is Wilcox’s access and proximity to Robertson and his inner circle that brings the reader into their world and spotlights the people and actions that shaped the religious right. But best of all is the author’s engaging style and amusing voice, narrating the events, inner thoughts and mixed feelings on his own pilgrimage from believer to doubter."

"This book is a must-read for those Christians either wanting to be a leader or those wanting to find an example to follow. The New Testament teaches God’s people to respectfully follow their leaders in the body of Christ and warns against these leaders becoming lords over their flocks. I witnessed a truly great Christian leader who was originally inspired and led by the Holy Spirit become just another man driven by ego and greed. This book is the truth and I know this 

because I was there."

 “Mr. Wilcox’s behind-the-scenes look at security within the Pat Robertson empire is riveting and a book one will find difficult to put down. His quick wit and humor are prominent throughout, making the reading experience a distinct pleasure!” 

 Ralph Reed is no match for this well-researched effort by Mr. Wilcox that allows the reader to draw conclusions from the facts regarding Reed’s operations and personal actions. The format of the book, setting the reader directly inside mock Congressional hearings, is brilliant!  Mr. Wilcox has done it again!  

"The Trial of the Devil Incarnate" gives unimaginable insight into the corrupt world of Ralph Reed.  His time at the Christian Coalition is a mere warmup.  The author pulls the curtains back on the world of politics and lobbying, and we see that Mr. Reed only becomes more poisonous and amoral as time goes by.  Will there ever be a reckoning for the incomprehensible trail of destruction he has left behind?