I really enjoyed reading this book. I had trouble putting it down. Here we are introduced to a hero and heroine who are truly inspiring. The story moved along well with lots of action and excitement. There is a tendency … Continue reading →
Here’s a fantasy: a swords and sorcery book of warfare that’s fun to read. Written by a Christian, this is not a Christian book though the good guys are moral, of good character, and the action is all clean. It is … Continue reading →
This is a good tale. It doesn’t help a reviewer when you move to a simple story of a prophet from two immense epics like the Chadash Chronicles and The Blood of Kings trilogy. But it does help me to … Continue reading →
This is a Christian fantasy worth reading. I could hardly put it down. But, I’m certainly glad I did not see the covers at a size large enough to understand. It may be marketed as a YA Fantasy, but it … Continue reading →
A note about my faith Everything I write is based on the fact that I am a believer and Jesus is the center of my life. I’m assuming that this is true for you also. Many things change for us, … Continue reading →
This is not your stereotypical end-times novel! The religious all missed Jesus! Why do we assume that the coming of the King will be any different. This exciting thriller begins in Santa Fe in a small non-denominational church. As America … Continue reading →
An impressive bit of high fantasy ††††† [I don’t have stars in this font] Or so I’m told. When David gave me copies to review he said something to the effect that as far as he knew I didn’t like high fantasy. … Continue reading →
“A Dodge, a Twist, and a Tobacconist” By Sophronia Belle Lyon I enjoyed the read. Adding the characters from other books was merely a distraction for me. The constantly changing point of view was technically impressive, but only a bit … Continue reading →
I said I might have to do this. It turned out that the heathen book was just as bad as the so-called Christian book, BUT it was more religious. The Xian [the X is the Chi of Chi Rho—symbol of … Continue reading →
I find myself in an interesting and vaguely depressing dilemma. A few days ago, two authors contacted me about beta reading or reviewing their books. Both books seemed interesting. This is a big event for me because the kind of … Continue reading →
