In a world where smoke machines, golden pulpits, and televised miracles mask exploitation, God's Anointed Wolves unflinchingly exposes the dark underbelly of modern megachurch culture. This gripping religious satire follows Joseph Kenneth Jones, a charismatic prophet who transforms his church into a spiritual empire built on Zionism, false prophecy, and transactional faith. But behind the dazzling stage lights lies a sinister truth: God's name is being sold to the highest bidder.

From the single mother who gives her rent money to buy a "Zion Brick," to the desperate man who kneels in shame and obedience just to be noticed, this novel reveals how spiritual abuse is disguised as sacrifice, how obedience is twisted into control, and how "honor the prophet" becomes the leash around every follower's neck.

Through the eyes of Ricky Speier—a broken man seeking hope and healing—readers descend into the seductive world of healing revivals, prosperity gospel offerings, manipulative prophecy, and sexual coercion all cloaked in the name of God. As Ricky rises through the church ranks, he finds himself trapped in a spiritual pyramid scheme of performance, pain, and religious gaslighting.

But something stirs among the faithful. Secret Bible studies begin. Questions are whispered in the shadows. And in the church that promised miracles, someone finally asks, Why didn't God come when I gave everything?

God's Anointed Wolves is not just a novel. It's a trial. A funeral. A mirror. A prophetic rebuke dressed in fiction. Fans of dark Christian fiction, anti-cult narratives, and religious exposés will find this book both devastating and impossible to ignore.