Now the series gets really fun. We meet the Honorable Ancestors: Stan and Lilia Archer. Here’s the blurb: “I’m a killer living on the run. I don’t remember every face of every victim, but I remember this: that look in … Continue reading →
In this, book one of the Living on the Run series, we follow the blossoming of Ericca Archer and her brother, Riley, as they try to survive in a corner of the universe which wants to see them dead. Here’s … Continue reading →
Here’s a little treat. Ben’s written a short story intro to book 1 of his Living on the Run series. Living on the Run by Ben Patterson • Copyright 2014 Ben Patterson This eBook is licensed for your personal enjoyment … Continue reading →
Book #1 of The Songkeeper Chronicles is out to acclamation by the readers of her blog. She is a polished, online, social communicator who obviously loves to write and is very good at it. Her debut novel (after a few short stories) … Continue reading →
The official blurb… An Ancient Island Holds an Ancient Secret . . . Nick Hennessy, a young Texas journalist yearning for his big break, finds himself in Europe–his assignment, to investigate the alarming disappearance of invaluable Grecian antiquities. Nick has … Continue reading →
I’m sad. I’ve read all the books I was anticipating. I saved Paryn’s Gold to the last, and it was worth it. This is yet another great book on Chadash. But now I’ve got nothing on my iPad which I … Continue reading →
A three-book Kindle collection: a traditionally published, CBA-style (Christian Booksellers Ass.) ebook set by Zondervan. I reviewed Thunder in the Morning Calm a while back. This is certainly not a technothriller from Dale Brown, but it’s a nice book. It’s more of … Continue reading →
Official blurb: Six years ago, the government took control of the church. Only re-translated Bibles are legal, and a specialized agency called the Constabulary enforces this and other regulations. Marcus Brenner, a new Christian, will do anything to protect his church … Continue reading →
The official blurb: In possession of elitist information, Roger Converse—a key player in special ops intelligence—begins to struggle with the claims of Christianity, while a tangled web of coincidence usually reserved only for conspiracy theory becomes rational policy. His life depends … Continue reading →
Yvonne believes this is the best book she’s written so far. I’m not sure I agree. But that’s probably because of two reasons—strictly personal. First, I loved the first three books. Second, I really want to read book five, which … Continue reading →
