Peter Younghusband’s review blog posted a very thorough and positive review of my book this morning. I’m grateful for his kind words. It also gives a very good description of the story—better than any I’ve written to this date. … Continue reading →
Steampunk Western It’s a nice story, fairly well crafted. You get involved and the tale is moving along nicely–it takes several radical steampunk twists that are seemingly compelling, but the book ends at that point, completely unresolved. It’s not a … Continue reading →
As many of you know, I strongly dislike lyrical prose, allegory, and poetry. But this one got to me. It may be that it brought me back to a lot of what I have experienced with the church as a … Continue reading →
What a fun action/adventure, scifi, fantasy Christian world this is! Guy S. Stanton III is a man to watch. I’m not sure where these books came from. His Website is fascinating and strong. As far as I can tell he … Continue reading →
I’ve been thinking about watching Noah. But I’ve been concerned about what I have heard. The link to the review in Red Alert has me almost convinced to wait until I can get it through Roku—and maybe not even then. … Continue reading →
The tale of a young hero called by God, in over his head Of course, as is the case for all these so-called YA novels, this young man is mature far beyond his years. The heroine of the book is … Continue reading →
We talk about this all the time, but rarely do we have actual stats. This is quoted from an English charity named Booktrust: Headline statistics Significant minorities of adults in England have negative attitudes towards reading: Nearly a fifth (18%) never … Continue reading →
Please don’t be put off by the covers! This is not the story of a little girl always looking back in the past or fearful of the unknown chasing her. Makilien is an intriguing wonderful heroine. She is very realistic within … Continue reading →
Courage by Molly Evangeline My rating: 5 of 5 stars This is Christian fantasy at its best. The thinness of the first book is fleshed out in this one. The characters develop true character. The times are desperate and holding … Continue reading →
The tale is a bit predictable. Like many stories of this genre, I would certainly like to see a more thorough world build. The descriptions are commonly glossed over. The map was at the end of the book so it … Continue reading →
