[Poohbah]

HOLDING HANDS!?!!?!!??????

Next thing you know, you're going to tell she isn't wearing a burkha, either! =:o)

One thing that bothers me is that almost all of the "Christian fiction" out there is written from a specific Protestant viewpoint--as a Catholic, I can't really write like that. The two main characters in the novel I'm writing are devout Catholics, and their faith informs both their relationship and their decisions.

[Travis McGee]

In "Enemies Foreign And Domestic" they are low key about their denominations. The female protag is what you might call a "lapsed Catholic." There is a great deal of doubt about God and sin, considering that the heroes go on a killing vendetta, partially for personal revenge motives, and partially for altruistic patriotic reasons.

BTW, I still have your novel writing books!!! If you want them back, I'll drive the few miles between us!