DECEPTIONS: The Road To Power

by John Pascal, Pascal Imperato

Owen and Beth Wilson are a loving Christian couple facing the many deceptions of our current American life. They rescue an infant from an abortion mill and fight against those who wield evil in school, religion and government. Their adopted daughter, Zoe Ann faces indoctrination in grade school and their son, Isaiah, brings truth to the University. He meets his soulmate, Patti, and together they bring truth to expose the ideology so prevalent today. When Owen challenges indoctrination at a school board meting, he is expelled. Later he tries to save a black man from an overdose but is jailed for murder.
These very contemporary catastrophes can only be overcome by partnering with the oldest force in the universe.

166 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 26, 2023

About the author

John Pascal (July 8, 1932 - January 7, 1981) was an acclaimed playwright, screenwriter, author, and journalist. His works included collaboration on the book for the Broadway musical George M! , which was also released on NBC, and on scripts for the ABC soap opera The Young Marrieds. Mr. Pascal was a novelist, as well, authoring such books as The Strange Case of Patty Hearst , The Jean Harlow Story, and Marilyn Monroe: The Complete Story of Her Life, Her Loves and Her Death. Early in his career, he worked as a journalist and an editor for The New York Times. He later developed and wrote a weekly Sunday column for New York's Newsday, which ran until his death.

John Robert Pascal was born in Brooklyn, and received his journalism degree at New York University. His first wife was poet Donna J. Stone, with whom he had his only child, Matthew. He later married children's author Francine Pascal, collaborating with her on various projects including The Young Marrieds and The Strange Case of Patty Hearst. The Pascals also worked with Ms. Pascal's brother, Broadway playwright and librettist Michael Stewart, writing the book for George M!

Mr. Pascal died of lung cancer in 1981. He was survived by his wife Francine; son Matthew; sister Doris; and three stepdaughters: Jamie, Laurie, and Susan.