A collection of poems focused on the things most important in the David S. Ralph's life: His faith, his friends, and his family. The poems touch upon some of the dearest times of the author's life and the things he loved most. So important and so deep his love that he was prompted at various times to express his love in poetry. Nothing would please the author more than to know that he brought happiness and love to someone.

For fans of Christopher Moore, Robert Rankin, and Douglas Adams, And God Said... provides the wacky, irreverent humor you expect: What happens when God falls in love? God retires, gets engaged, and unleashes an unprecedented hullaballoo. Can God find true happiness and wed the woman he loves? Or will angry Anglicans, the replacement god, and the most important progress reports in the universe stop the former Almighty from achieving marital bliss? Steinbeck. Tolstoy. Hemingway. None ever wrote anything like this. Probably for good reason. But And God Said... is funnier than The Grapes of Wrath, shorter than War and Peace, and, let's face it, you haven't read Hemingway since high school.