Here’s the blurb: Fleeing persecution and low on fuel, religious refugees from Old Earth find themselves stranded on a planet with a dark history. The promise of a future is shadowed by a dreadful past. Twelve-year-old Rejoice Holly is expected … Continue reading →
This is for Christian authors I ran across this statement this morning in Scripture as I was beginning my Sabbath time with the Lord. ““For not from the east nor from the west nor from the south come promotion and … Continue reading →
OK, urban fantasy, thriller, action/adventure, superhero, genre bustin’ stuff, all right? It started out and I says to myself, “Self. This is silly stuff.” It seemed to be fluffy teenage entertainment. But, I quickly got into the book and really … Continue reading →
My vision for Christian fiction: As I have watched the new paradigm of self-publishing spread among God’s Kingdom, a tremendous hope has grown within me. What an incredible tool we have been given to evangelize the lost! As the end … Continue reading →
For a first full novel by a Northern Irish young woman, Liza’s Avenger is a very good book. In places, it’s quite thin & plain. But that is common with mid-school books. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] However, you quickly become involved with the story, … Continue reading →
Seeing that Guy is my favorite author, I asked for a little blurb as a guest post. HIs novels are a little rough around the edges. But they are like nothing you’ve ever read. He calls it: Christian Speculative … Continue reading →
I received notice of this new project by Peter Hui in Singapore today. Behance is Adobe’s portfolio site. Peter lets you in his mind as he is completely dependent upon the Lord’s Holy spirit for the anointing to draw his designs. … Continue reading →
This may not be quite as compelling as A Cast of Stones, but it’s close. That book may be the most compelling read I had that year. This short novel is rich, exciting, and satisfying. I won’t call it a novella, … Continue reading →
If you know me, you realize that I do not read Biblical fiction out of concern that I might add something fictional in one of my Bible studies. I teach a lot from memory, and I do not want Biblical … Continue reading →
Before I give you the wrong impression, let me say unequivocally that I like this book. With an excellent cover, beautiful illustrations, good formatting, solid editing, and well written, it’s a fun tale. It’s certainly appropriate for readers ages 10-13, … Continue reading →