The official blurb… An Ancient Island Holds an Ancient Secret . . . Nick Hennessy, a young Texas journalist yearning for his big break, finds himself in Europe–his assignment, to investigate the alarming disappearance of invaluable Grecian antiquities. Nick has … Continue reading →
In my opinion, this is probably the best Christian science fiction I have ever read. Is it the most compelling science fiction in general? No. Is it the best written? Certainly, many would say no. So, why do I think … Continue reading →
This is a first novel, by a young writer. It is really much better than I hoped for (and I was expecting quite a bit as I know her father). I really enjoyed this classic fantasy tale. The characters are … Continue reading →
I only recently began reading Christian fiction almost exclusively. As many of you know, I rate the level of Christianity in the spec fic I read in the reviews I post to this blog. Over the past four days I had … 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 →
Warning! The following is outrageous personal opinion— hopefully written in obedience to the One whom I serve Of course, most of you might say, “My characters are already real.” In that case, again for many of you, I have to say, … 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 tale is disturbingly possible. It is an American Redoubt, militia, survivalist type of story. That’s the focus, but the story is quite short. The author was more interested in getting the truth, as he sees it, to his readers … Continue reading →