The Buick Eight (Joshua’s Pawn Shop Book 1) Joshua’s Pawn Shop. If you find Joshua’s Pawn Shop, you need Joshua’s. Usually, you don’t even know what you’ve lost, but at Joshua’s you get a second chance. Years ago, Simon Johnson … Continue reading →
Isaiah: The Spirit of the Tree (Isaiah Tiller Book 2) It was very late in the evening and the sky above the glass-covered garden was dark, as the moon had already set. The garden was very peaceful for Ichiro Katsumi … Continue reading →
Isaiah: And the Night is Gray (Isaiah Tiller Book 1) After his wife Deena was attacked by a vampire, Pastor Isaiah Tiller sets his old life aside to become a hunter of the very thing which took his wife from … Continue reading →
[yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] This seems to start as a true story—a prison conversion results in a call to Mongolia. He has seven years in prison to learn the language and the culture. His plans are spiritually solid. He leaves to go … Continue reading →
[yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] I would like to see more like this. Annabeth’s War is a simple, clean fantasy romance, set in medieval times. Thankfully, the fantasy is dominant in this one. Most romances these days are awash with emotions, and the … Continue reading →
The series concludes with a fine political/military thriller ending. Anya and Sherdan are finally working together, but how far can that go? The intrigue, lies, and backstabbing reach the reality of our political expectations for the current culture. So, the blurb … Continue reading →
The second book in Sherdan series continues the vision and reality of Sherdan’s Prophecy. When Jess offered me review copies of the second and third books in the series I was excited. Both of these books met my expectations for … Continue reading →
This is an intense story about following the guidance of the Lord into a very scary and painful situation. Anya is sent by her church to find out about a potentially terrifying new cult, led by a blindingly charismatic leader. … Continue reading →
OK, I’m confused. Here’s a book of five loosely connected short stories. There are some excellent pieces of inventiveness. some of the writing was good, some was very scattered. But no story was told. The cover is attractive, but it has nothing … Continue reading →
This is yet another superb book by Guy and a solid close to the Water Wars series. Like myself, Guy is a Biblical literalist. He takes it further than most—but that’s expected of the top speculative writers. He claims the … Continue reading →