The conclusion of Water Wars is a stunning bit of speculative spirit-filled fiction. Guy gives our brain a workout with this one. No spoilers, you’ll need to keep your mind open. After the reality of the Flood with its massive changes … Continue reading →
Well, I had to reread the next one also: Book Two in the Water Wars Series. It’s also as good as I remember it. You need to realize what Guy has done with his spirit-filled stories. He puts despicable, damaged, … Continue reading →
I reviewed this when it was released. I’ll add a link to the review below. But this is celebration time. Because this book is an exceptional tale of five-star spiritual wonder, plus an over the top action/adventure with a powerful romance, … Continue reading →
This was not a fun book to read for me. First, as old as I am, I would not survive. Second, the immediate future of “civilization” on the Earth in the USA will probably not be pretty. But then God … Continue reading →
This is a fun read. It’s a little young for YA and a little old for Mid-school. But mid-school children should enjoy it a lot [if schools still teach them how to read]. It’s an interesting premise: “As ya know, … Continue reading →
She did it! Praise the Lord! OK> Some decorum now. I really liked the first two books of this series. The only complaint was that they were 2-star spiritually—Old Testament level. The walk with God was very compelling, but there … Continue reading →
I know. The second book is where the trouble reaches its peak. Everything falls apart and victory seems far away. For me, it’s hard reading a second book with no third book available. I’m beginning to see afresh my wife’s … Continue reading →
Deb submitted this review and award. Spirit-Filled fiction is so rare. This book should be titled A Portrait of Forgiveness. The Test Of True Love shows us that forgiveness is a daily choice. It will challenge you, take you out … Continue reading →
Deborah Dunson submitted this review: Why is it that I always love the wounded character? I loved David, scars and all. He made my heart sing because I knew a huge blessing was in store for him. David struggled with … Continue reading →
Book Review and Christian Fiction Religious Fiction Award: Martyr: The Other Chronicles: Book 1 by N. P. Beckwith. Excellent world building, Christian fantasy, alternative world, post-apocalyptic, how prepared are you to lay down your life for the one you love … Continue reading →