Margie J Pittman & Barbara Reed 
Tiebreaker 
The Final Vote

Ten-year-old Alex Cavender watches in horror as the old stone church implodes. In a world where Christians have been intimidated, to the point some already believe it is illegal to attend church, Luke Davis has the guts to stand for Jesus. In the face of bribery, blackmail, deception, church and car bombings, and even murder, he stands. Luke believes he has been called to stand against the bill the House has passed to outlaw Christianity. The Senate is deadlocked on the bill, and the vice president, John Paul Cavender, is about to break the tie. His party, with financial backing from the American Freedom Association, supports the legislation. When the slightest hint he wont vote with his party leads to the death of a family member, he realizes that no one is safe until the bill passes. Will there be a way to reverse it later, or is this the end of Christianity?

Tiebreaker explores a not too distant future in which our nation is tested. How many rights, guaranteed by our Constitution, will we allow to be denied before we take a stand? The strength of family, faith, and forgiveness are weighed against greed, corruption, and bigotry.

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Margie J. Pittman and Barbara Reed are a mother and daughter tandem. Barbara was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and has spent most of her life in the Charleston, West Virginia, area. Margie, a Charleston native, is well-known for her Coal Camp Kids trilogy chronicling her upbringing in a Campbell’s Creek, West Virginia, coal camp. Knowing her mother’s love for writing, Barbara called one day and said she had a book idea. Margie loved the personal, political, and Christian struggle that were woven throughout Barbara’s story outline. The resulting story from their collaboration is plausible, maybe even probable, based on current trends in America. They hope you enjoy Tiebreaker and ask that you pray for our country.