After living in New Mexico for twenty five years, a good western always feels like going home. This is a very nice Western. The Christianity is low level evangelical. In other words, there’s no rebirth transformation and no personal communication … Continue reading →
OK, I snookered myself into a romance. Under the guise that it is a fantasy, I promised accept a free copy—then read it and review it. It’s a fun read Though it’s classed as a historical romance, there’s little history … Continue reading →
This book I’m almost embarrassed to admit I liked it as much as I did I must admit I had a hard time taking this story seriously. But it held my interest well, and I really enjoyed it. It’s a … Continue reading →
Here comes the Madhi, 12th Imam, Islam’s messiah. This speculative tale about the revealing of this man is tense and exciting. It’s believable. And it stops dead, before anything is resolved. I can understand why, but it’s very irritating. Jeff … Continue reading →
Here’s where the rubber meets the road. If the Holy Spirit is deeply involved in your conscious life, He offers you help of which the world has no concept. Paul tells us that Jesus is our righteousness and our wisdom. … Continue reading →
This is a very interesting book. I was given a free copy by the publisher through Book Crash in return for an unbiased review. But it starts with several strikes against it. First of all is the name of the … Continue reading →
This is yet another excellent book by Karen. It is typical mainline Christian publishing—Bethany House for this one. That now assures us that there will be nothing radical as far as the belief structure is concerned. It’s hard to call … Continue reading →
This is the first book of The Facets of Reality series, and I loved it! It is an exceptionally inventive piece of speculative fiction—probably in the fantasy genre. But, it’s so much more. The characters are compelling. The action is … Continue reading →
I read one of my well-loved favorites from my hippie days, to cleanse the palette, as it were. The memories were far better than the reality. I first read this book in 1967 or ’68. It was a major influence … Continue reading →
An excellent military thriller set in space, i.e. a Christian science fiction read. I wouldn’t call it excellent Christian fiction I see it as very good science fiction with some Christian characters. There’s certainly nothing wrong with that, and I … Continue reading →