This is book two of the Song of Searle series. The blurb is as follows: Conor and Aine have barely escaped Seare with their lives. Conor knows he must return to find the harp that could end the Red Druid’s … Continue reading →
It doesn’t get much better for a Christian Science Fiction military thriller. The spiritual side of things is downplayed, but realistic. As it all plays out in the rest of the series, the evangelical side of the hero might well … Continue reading →
There is a long, but interesting, post about long tail theory in Publishing Perspectives this morning. The theory is 10 years old, according to the article. If you do not know, the basic idea is that long keywords of three … Continue reading →
It’s brutal, but ends pretty good. I don’t like books that are so painful emotionally. Many of you like that sort of thing. I don’t pretend to understand that level of masochism, but then I betray my prejudices. It’s well … Continue reading →
A vital message presented again: Jesus is coming soon! This is yet another prophet/evangelist/pastor whom the Lord has spoken to, by word or vision, to make them urgent to tell us about the Soon Coming King. It’s done well in … Continue reading →
So, your grandmother, who you’ve unknowingly relied upon spiritually through the years, has a stroke. You go to the hospital and pour your heart out to her asking her to pray for you. Shortly thereafter Jesus shows up in person, … Continue reading →
Guy has done it again. This is a wonderful book. Let me give you the blurb, and then we can talk about it. The sands blow hollowly across the plains of time. Unseen by man an army was on the … Continue reading →
This has been one of my favorite topics for many years. It is also one of the places where Christians are most embarrassing. Most simply do not have a clue. Yet, it is certainly one of the major ways we … Continue reading →
This is an excellent article by Jeremy. I’m not surprised. I would title it: The Joy of Writing Ask any fiction author, regardless of genre, and they’ll tell you that the foundation of any successful story is successful world building. … Continue reading →
Finally, a book which lives up to its reputation. Well, there is the problem of dealing with paper, bindings, light sources and all the rest required to read the archaic medium. 🙂 This is an excellent science fiction epic However, … Continue reading →
