Westbow’s description: After the death of her father, Marisa seeks comfort in the woods of Gold Hill. When a mysterious lightning storm suddenly strikes, Marisa is hurled into the ancient alternate dimension of Carnelia where she meets Darian Fiore. With no … Continue reading →
Here we have a potentially very good book which has seemingly been ruined by the editing policies of a large traditional publisher. I have no idea if Zondervan did it, or Lorie, but regardless, it was done. It is very … 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 →
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 →
This is a very intriguing and enjoyable Christian high fantasy leaning toward the heroic. The level of spirituality is Old Testament with potential self-chosen spiritual life change possible—though not common. A relationship with God is virtually unheard of among man but the … Continue reading →
A brief talk with Jaye L. Knight about her writing I was impressed with her second series, The Makilien Trilogy. I’ve not read her first, Pirates and Faith. She is yet another of the bright, talented, well-educated results of homeschooling. I am … Continue reading →
What a fun action/adventure, scifi, fantasy Christian world this is! Guy S. Stanton III is a man to watch. I’m not sure where these books came from. His Website is fascinating and strong. As far as I can tell he … Continue reading →
The tale is a bit predictable. Like many stories of this genre, I would certainly like to see a more thorough world build. The descriptions are commonly glossed over. The map was at the end of the book so it … Continue reading →
This Review: Legends of Astarkand is about a series which originally had very amateur covers. That is no longer true. Review: Legends of Astarkand by Krystine Kercher I was pleasantly surprised! This is an excellent tale. A Shadow On The Land … Continue reading →
This trilogy started out with one of the best books I have read for many years. A Cast of Stones brought me into the life of a brutalized orphan, Errol, in a way which I have not enjoyed in a long … Continue reading →
