Before I give you the wrong impression, let me say unequivocally that I like this book. With an excellent cover, beautiful illustrations, good formatting, solid editing, and well written, it’s a fun tale. It’s certainly appropriate for readers ages 10-13, … Continue reading →
Called to write? Maybe. But you better be certain. Make sure you know what your call is. Mine, for example, is not a call to write, but a call to teach. With my personality and talents, writing is simply one … Continue reading →
I have to count this urban fantasy as one of the best books I have ever read. The reality of the relationship with Jesus is compelling and stunning. It’s something I’ve longed for ever since I came to the Lord. … Continue reading →
My day started with a couple of exciting emails. One was from Lamb & Lion Ministries. Dr. Reagan wrote: I don’t know if you’ve ever thought about this or not, but fulfilled prophecy is a unique characteristic of the Bible. There … Continue reading →
[yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] It could be so much more I hate writing bad reviews, but this short story is typical of what has produced the bad rep of “Christian fiction”. It’s utterly predictable, no tension, everything happens smoothly with little real … Continue reading →
I hadn’t even recognized his assault, the creep seemed so small and innocuous—almost kinda cute. But he is a nasty one. And it took that level of horrific disaster for the Lord to get my attention. The Lord’s input … Continue reading →
One of the problems, with a book reading addiction like mine, is regularly running out of books in the genre I really like. I know I rarely like mysteries, but this one is science fiction(which I like). [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] Terri … Continue reading →
Mark’s books are great fun to read. This book’s about a post-rapture, dystopian world with strong ties to the Revelation prophecies. Several things happen, and people play roles which go far beyond Biblical possibilities, BUT they are speculatively possible. That’s … Continue reading →
Once again, I seek fantasy and find emotional turmoil You’d think I’d learn. I love fantasy. That type of story needs a good romance. However, when the romance dominates the tale to be told, huge portions of the book are spent … Continue reading →
We start with a familiar portion of Hebrews 5, where the writer of Hebrews basically chews out his or her readers [whoever it was, the language is clearly not from Paul]. For though by now you should be teachers, you … Continue reading →