Joining us now is Jay Warner Wallace, as I said, I've talked to him a couple of times before about his book, Cold Case Christianity.

And he's got a new book that is put out in a very different way.

And I really like this.

It's a – I'll just show you the cover

here of it. It is a graphic novel. So there's the suspense broken right there. I gave away the

secret. Thank you for joining us, Mr. Wallace. Thank you so much. Appreciate it. Tell us a little

to take. Yeah, that's right.

Tell us a little bit about this and why you did this.

And of course, you did this in conjunction with your son.

It's really professionally done.

We've got some images of it that we can show, but it's, uh, it's an amazing book.

And it's a kind of a fun way to get the point across that you've made in some of your

other books before. Tell us a little bit about it. Yeah, yeah, I think most of my other,

well, all my other books are nonfiction books that make a case for Christianity, either for

its truthfulness or for its goodness and usefulness. So those are books that we kind of just make

a straight case. But I think there's a lot of

folks who are moved more by fiction. And my son always thinks this too, because we know that we

can make a case for something, and you may agree with that case. But we can also take you on a journey.

And if you are part of the journey, you end up living the case. And so this is a graphic novel that is a fictional work about a team of detectives that are

trying to catch a serial killer in Los Angeles County.

You know, we applied all of our experience in the county.

So this is going to feel, I think, pretty realistic.

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