Book Three in the Hidden Thrones Series is the Spirit-filled thriller Face to Face. Russ Scalzo has continued his story in fine fashion as it builds into what will surely be an exciting conclusion. Book four is due in February, … Continue reading →
For the Christian author, it starts from above — always! Anything good we produce comes via the Holy Spirit. Your books will have no power without rhema, which is that Word from the Lord specifically targeting the readers of your efforts. It … Continue reading →
This reviews the first three books in the Gifts series by Jen. It’s a surprising bit of writing, and I really enjoyed it. It’s certainly Redemptive: The Gifts brings new fun to Christian Urban Fantasy. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] The stories follow the life … Continue reading →
One of the things we talk about a lot is the horrible attribute named preachy. I’ve always just blown it off with a quick, “You got to make it real.” In Jerry Jenkins regular email today, he shared this. The Come … Continue reading →
OK! Christian Science Fiction is stretching it a bit. It’s not off the planet, and it’s not very far in the future. But it is Christian Religious fiction. It does involve something scientifically which is not available, and probably not … Continue reading →
I reviewed this when it was released. I’ll add a link to the review below. But this is celebration time. Because this book is an exceptional tale of five-star spiritual wonder, plus an over the top action/adventure with a powerful romance, … Continue reading →
This was not a fun book to read for me. First, as old as I am, I would not survive. Second, the immediate future of “civilization” on the Earth in the USA will probably not be pretty. But then God … 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 →
Deborah Dunson submitted this review: Why is it that I always love the wounded character? I loved David, scars and all. He made my heart sing because I knew a huge blessing was in store for him. David struggled with … Continue reading →
Here’s our issues as writers and musicians. We need reality, people. Not harsh, nasty reality, because we live in a Kingdom of love with a miraculous, amazing King. But we’ve got to keep it real to have any chance at … Continue reading →