Many of you know I dislike poetry and flowery allegory. This book is full of that. What is missing is a savior and holy spirit. The evil is presented well. The faithful, not nearly so much. They are desperately holding … Continue reading →
As you may recall, I recently gave a strong recommendation to The Warrior Kind series by Guy Stanton. They are five excellent books in a compelling universe blending action/adventure, science fiction, fantasy, romance, and more. They are truly exceptional. I’ve … Continue reading →
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 →
THIS IS AN EXCERPT FROM PART SEVEN OF MY NEW BOOK COMING OUT NEXT WEEK Who understands your market best? For us as Christians, we have a unique answer. The Lord knows our market. More than that He knows who … Continue reading →
I almost didn’t read it because of the ghastly cover. In a thumbnail, it is unreadable and looks like grade school stuff—especially the type. But I’m glad I did. This is another of the offerings from Marcher Lord Press. They … Continue reading →
What a day this is! The relevant Scripture for me is simple: Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing … 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 →
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 →
