Today I am interviewing author, Vicki Lucas. She has four books published with many more in progress. I have read two of these books, Bound and Devil’s Pathway. These are in two of my favourite genres, angels and demons and … Continue reading →
Actually, the story is closer to science fiction than it is to fantasy. But it’s an excellent story. Celesta’s books are always deceptively simple and direct. This book should be one of my worst fears: a lyrical, allegorical fantasy. But … Continue reading →
I’m at a loss for words. My only quibble is that it’s yet another of those #%$&*( )@#$ novellas. I have literally run out of superlatives for Guy’s books. Another genre busting book This is Christian, action/adventure, science fiction, western, … Continue reading →
“Fire Wind is the beginning of a series of western science fiction novels that feature adventure, action, and faith. Christian Speculative Fiction – learn to love it!” This is how Guy introduces his new genre-shredding Wind Drifter series. Of course, he forgot to mention intense spiritual warfare. This … Continue reading →
For swords and sorcery fans, this book is exciting. This is nearly epic fantasy. But it’s very dark, and all about the battles. It’s a spiritual battle between demons and the people they possess against humans and the followers of … Continue reading →
OK! It’s just another thriller. The first book in The Champion Trilogy. I’ll give you that, but the life of this champion comes pretty close to reality. This is no obnoxious preaching, goody two-shoes hero. God’s ways are far above … Continue reading →
This turned out to be pretty good. It starts out with Drew’s father’s funeral at age 12. It seemed like a really overdone plot for quite a while: Drew finds football, excels, has a horrible traffic accident, and can’t play any … Continue reading →
These books are great fun! They are not nearly as radical as Guy Stanton’s books, but the spiritual warfare is well done even with the bow to Hollywoodisms. Originally, I found myself getting upset about the unreality of the … Continue reading →
I had some trouble with this one. First of all, there were some severe formatting [not editing] issues that Michael and I chased down so that I think I can say they are only seen in iBooks, the ePUB3 ereaders, … 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 →
