I would like to give the Spirit-Filled Fiction Award of Excellence to Anita Estes for her book The Dividing Stone. —Deborah Dunson [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] The Dividing Stone, Spirit-Filled Fiction The blurb: A sinister, dark force hovers over the unsuspecting valley … Continue reading →
Book Review and Award: Gateway To Thera by Jeffrey Allen Davis This installment takes this series to the next level on all accounts especially spiritually, hence the Redemptive Fiction Award. Highly Recommended. Christian Fiction Review: Gateway to Thera: Book Three … Continue reading →
Deb submitted this review and award. Spirit-Filled fiction is so rare. This book should be titled A Portrait of Forgiveness. The Test Of True Love shows us that forgiveness is a daily choice. It will challenge you, take you out … Continue reading →
Book Review and Christian Fiction Religious Fiction Award: Martyr: The Other Chronicles: Book 1 by N. P. Beckwith. Excellent world building, Christian fantasy, alternative world, post-apocalyptic, how prepared are you to lay down your life for the one you love … Continue reading →
Another award presented by Peter Younghusband: Author, Brad Francis, has been awarded the Reality Calling Spirit-Filled Fiction Award of Excellence for his short story, The Book of the Harvest. Congratulations, Brad Francis! Below is the link to Peter’s award post: http://christianfictionreviewguru.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/reality-calling-christian-speculative_26.html
Continue reading →From Peter Younghusband on April 30, 2016 Reality Calling Christian Speculative Fiction Review Award. Author, Richard Mark Huffman, has been awarded the Reality Calling Christian Religious Fiction Award of Excellence for his novel, Leviathan (Antediluvian Legacy, Book 1). Congratulations, Richard! … Continue reading →
Great story. Amazing world building. The invasion and the attempts to stop the invader are gripping. Tales like this are why I originally started reading science fiction…before I was tackled by LOTR. For me, you don’t get much better scifi. … Continue reading →