Controversial New Novel And Film Set In The
World Of Fraudulent Televangelists
Delve into the world of
fraudulent televangelists,
conman preachers, and
religious redemption.
Author and filmmaker Richard
Rossi has announced the
launch of his controversial new
novel, Canaan Land, for
readers like you on Amazon.
The newly released novel, which
has also been adapted into a
motion picture, tells you of a love
story set in the world of fraudulent
televangelists who take advantage
of people during times of crisis.
The novel gives you a tale of
redemption and discovery and
follows the life of conman
preacher Billy Gantry as he falls
in love with sincere Christian
evangelist, Sara Sunday.
The novel's author, Richard
Rossi, is an American
filmmaker, actor, writer, radio
host, and minister.
Richard Rossi wrote the
novel as an unapologetic
look at modern religion and
televangelism.
The inspiration for the novel
came from the author's personal
spiritual journey and the lessons
he learned from his experiences
as a former faith healing
evangelist.
The novel pulls back the curtain
on the tricks used by some
televangelists in the religion
business to deceive followers
and claim donations for being
miracle workers.
The film adaptation of the controversial
novel was directed by and stars the
author, Richard Rossi. The adaptation
has a celebrity cast including Knight
Rider co-star Rebecca Holden who is an
executive producer of the film and stars
as Sara Sunday.
Learn about the dark side of
televangelism and religion and
open your eyes to the fraudulent
ways they deceive their
followers with Richard Rossi's
new novel.
Visit CanaanLandMovie.com
for more information about
the novel and film!