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Robbins is a mad genius. All of his books are uniquely his; there isn't another author out there mad enough or genius enough to even try to emulate his voice.
I read this many years ago. Most of the details have faded, but he central plot remains clear: some friends discover the body of Christ, thereby disproving the resurrection and making pretty much all of Christianity a lie. What else to do but to set it up in a roadside attraction (like the giant ball of twine, or the two-headed baby) in Washington state? Soon they're pursued by Vatican hitmen, who have to retrieve the body to save the family business. No one but Robbins could seamlessly morph the Roman Catholic church into the Mafia... I love this guy.
I read this many years ago. Most of the details have faded, but he central plot remains clear: some friends discover the body of Christ, thereby disproving the resurrection and making pretty much all of Christianity a lie. What else to do but to set it up in a roadside attraction (like the giant ball of twine, or the two-headed baby) in Washington state? Soon they're pursued by Vatican hitmen, who have to retrieve the body to save the family business. No one but Robbins could seamlessly morph the Roman Catholic church into the Mafia... I love this guy.
