Fallen Ambitions by Guy Stanton III
Fallen Ambitions They desire me – They hate me – They molded me – They tortured me – They used me I can’t give up because I’m different now. I will never give up exposing the truth of who they … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: Christian fantasy
The Fire: We are becoming His
Today I want to talk about Reality Calling & it’s parent, Radiqx Press This has been a long journey. It’s all about coming to know Jesus and my place in the Kingdom. This post came about because of a book … Continue reading →
Christian YA Action/Adventure review: Daniel and the Sun Sword by Nathan Lumbatis
This tale’s a wild ride with spiritual warfare, monsters, demons, action, adventure, coming of age, orphans, adoption, abuse, and the kitchen sink. This is Raiders of the Lost Ark in Machu Picchu. It’s action/adventure way over the top—great fun. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] … Continue reading →
The reemergence of Christian fantasy
David G. Johnson wrote a wonderful post a month ago about Christian fantasy. Otherworld Windows – Musings of Author David G. Johnson: Christian Fantasy: Regaining Lost Ground I was remiss in not mentioning it here. David’s books are some of the … Continue reading →
The Fire: How do we make specfic real?
As you know, one of the major areas of my life is reading speculative fiction, specifically fantasy, science fiction, action/adventure, and political/military thrillers. 4-5 years ago, I was going blithely along reading what I could find in heathen fiction that … Continue reading →
Mid-school fantasy prequel review: Flashes of Ember by Vicki V. Lucas
It looks like this might be a prequel series. That would be good. Mid-school tales are almost always a bit thin, and I understand why. But, this would make a nice entrance to a YA fantasy series. I hope Vicki … Continue reading →
Christian Urban Fantasy Review: Sameerah Rook and the Heirs of ‘Ayin by Elspeth Allen
This is a fun read for teens. It will work for mid-school also, if you read it first. And you will enjoy that read. Sameerah Rook and the Heirs of ‘Ayin takes a simple speculation: there’s a family of man who … Continue reading →
Strong Delusion by TJ Allen
Strong Delusion The book revolves around two separate missions to the planet Mars roughly 75 to 100 years into the future. The time is some time after the western world has gone through a major war and is left partially … Continue reading →
Christian science fiction mid school book review: Shatterworld by Lelia Rose Foreman
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 →
Christian Urban fantasy: Sons of Thunder by Bowen Greenwood
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 →