Lynessa’s Curse Mankind reached for the stars, and civilization crumbled. The Red Planet was Mankind’s first home after Earth. But when silence fell across the solar system, humanity found themselves in a new dark ages. Alastair is a serf, toiling … Continue reading →
Marketplaces are incredibly complex There’s an interesting post in a marketing blog I follow this morning. It talks about the size of the publishing industry. The graphic is copied from her post—the data is from 2012. It shows that the largest portion … Continue reading →
The Dragon King: First Emperor of China (Chronicles of the Watchers Book 1) Two Epic Storytellers and a Clash of Ancient Cultures. Brian Godawa, best-selling author of ancient historical fantasy, teams up with Charlie Wen, the past visual director of Marvel … Continue reading →
It’s a compelling, quick read. Many will find it eye-opening. Some will discover that its life-changing message strikes home. I recommend it, if it appeals to you at all. It’s a graphic examination of the consequences of sin in the life … Continue reading →
It’s a limited world, a couple of space ships. But the society is well-crafted, the characters are developed nicely, and the story is compelling. Every book I read by Celesta is better than the last. She’s become an author I … Continue reading →
As usual, Joel writes and exciting, well-crafted tale of end-time possibilities in the Middle East. This is his area of expertise and it shows. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] Using a non-believing reporter as the main character is an interesting twist. The entire … Continue reading →
Christian only in that Davis Bunn is a Christian author, these books are supposedly a clean read fantasy. I can see why he chose a pseudonym. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] Technically I guess this is true. Bunn is a superior writer, entertaining, … Continue reading →
Worldly Counterfeits to watch for Excitement for joy: speed for growth Sex for love: emotional longings for deep commitment Politics for leadership: democracy for the Kingdom, freedom for liberty. The economy for abundant life: the economic system replaces God’s system … Continue reading →
I’ve been sloppily letting slip that I have a new book coming out. While I wait for it to populate the various retailers, I thought I mention that I have ARCs for those who might want to peruse and review. … Continue reading →
Oh, yes! This was my best Christmas present this year! Christian fantasy of the redemptive kind. Well written, a world well-crafted, evil people galore, true believers, and God wins—what a book(s)! [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] This is what we look for with … Continue reading →