Christian review? You’re kidding right? Not really. On the surface it is good clean fun. No language or sex and the violence isn’t too bad. Epic steampunk fantasy science fiction No, it’s not Victorian. Yes, it has magic; Mad Tinker … Continue reading →
“Writing In Holiness: While Keeping it Real” is a passion of mine. It focuses on the basic idea, “If it is truly God Almighty who has called you to write, what does that mean?” I mean, we’re talking about the … Continue reading →
In fact it is better than that. It is anointed godly writing of truth. I highly recommend it for believer or heathen…oops! Said a naughty… It proves what I’ve always thought: excellent content about the Lord plus good writing is … Continue reading →
It must be a record for me—two chick-lit books in a row. Of course, my definition is probably very different than most. For me it’s a book about relationships and the characters don’t do anything—no saving the world, getting the … Continue reading →
No, Daniel Silva is not a Christian, but I have always really enjoyed his books following the fictional life of Gabriel Allon, Israeli spy and art restorer. Now that I rarely read anything but Christian books, I still find Silva’s … Continue reading →
I wanted to introduce my new book with a definition of holiness. So, here’s the Introduction to: Writing In Holiness: While Keeping It Real due out some time in the next couple of weeks in KDP Select and Createspace. How … Continue reading →
Don Brown writes nice gently Christian tales of the Navy in the Pacific. They are not exceptional other than the fact they depict a Navy officer who’s a Christian (sometimes more than one in other stories) in life and death situations. His characters are … Continue reading →
I’ve read several Christian fantasies lately, especially those supposedly for children, which have been written in a style which severely hurts the quality of the books. Now, I’m not advocating the type of story seen in the comic cover to … Continue reading →
Here we have a potentially very good book which has seemingly been ruined by the editing policies of a large traditional publisher. I have no idea if Zondervan did it, or Lorie, but regardless, it was done. It is very … Continue reading →
This is a story where the dragons were abused by an evil wizard and in revenge have killed all humans and become as bad as the wizard ever was. The fairies, elves, dwarves, centaurs, and so on desire their freedom … Continue reading →
