This is supposed to be the classic Christian sci-fi. I’m at 4-stars or a bit less. I know, “How can I say that?” The cover I’d give 2.5 stars: poor typography, top half of book is white so the thumbnail … Continue reading →
Now the series gets really fun. We meet the Honorable Ancestors: Stan and Lilia Archer. Here’s the blurb: “I’m a killer living on the run. I don’t remember every face of every victim, but I remember this: that look in … Continue reading →
Recently I’ve spent time reading and rereading Ben Patterson’s wonderful space opera. It has little or nothing to do with type of trash seen in the image. It’s what I look forward to in a tale like this. His writing … Continue reading →
In this, book one of the Living on the Run series, we follow the blossoming of Ericca Archer and her brother, Riley, as they try to survive in a corner of the universe which wants to see them dead. Here’s … Continue reading →
Here’s a little treat. Ben’s written a short story intro to book 1 of his Living on the Run series. Living on the Run by Ben Patterson • Copyright 2014 Ben Patterson This eBook is licensed for your personal enjoyment … Continue reading →
Book #1 of The Songkeeper Chronicles is out to acclamation by the readers of her blog. She is a polished, online, social communicator who obviously loves to write and is very good at it. Her debut novel (after a few short stories) … Continue reading →
The official blurb… An Ancient Island Holds an Ancient Secret . . . Nick Hennessy, a young Texas journalist yearning for his big break, finds himself in Europe–his assignment, to investigate the alarming disappearance of invaluable Grecian antiquities. Nick has … Continue reading →
In moving from the “practical realism” of Gannah to the “intensely magical” Gemworld, we move from a blatant depiction of Christians with a strong impact on an entire society to a world where God is more undercover—as He is often … Continue reading →
This is another guest posting by Yvonne Anderson. I asked to her to talk about the world of Gannah. This is a fascinating planet. Vibrantly alive, dangerous, and filled with animals which can communicate with the people of Gannah, plus … Continue reading →
I’m sad. I’ve read all the books I was anticipating. I saved Paryn’s Gold to the last, and it was worth it. This is yet another great book on Chadash. But now I’ve got nothing on my iPad which I … Continue reading →
