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 →
Mark’s books are great fun to read. This book’s about a post-rapture, dystopian world with strong ties to the Revelation prophecies. Several things happen, and people play roles which go far beyond Biblical possibilities, BUT they are speculatively possible. That’s … Continue reading →
Once again, I seek fantasy and find emotional turmoil You’d think I’d learn. I love fantasy. That type of story needs a good romance. However, when the romance dominates the tale to be told, huge portions of the book are spent … Continue reading →
[yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] This seems to start as a true story—a prison conversion results in a call to Mongolia. He has seven years in prison to learn the language and the culture. His plans are spiritually solid. He leaves to go … Continue reading →
[yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] I would like to see more like this. Annabeth’s War is a simple, clean fantasy romance, set in medieval times. Thankfully, the fantasy is dominant in this one. Most romances these days are awash with emotions, and the … Continue reading →
That’s what I’m talkin’ about! Actually, on the spiritual level, Wind Drifters does not reach the level of the Warrior Kind [Guy’s first series]. But it comes very close. As an epic tale, it doesn’t either, but the final novella … Continue reading →
We’re ready to review your book or give you a solid review upon which you can base you book purchases. We are just forming. So far Peter Younghusband, Mary Campagna Findley, and myself are onboard to do whatever the Lord … Continue reading →
There is a long, but interesting, post about long tail theory in Publishing Perspectives this morning. The theory is 10 years old, according to the article. If you do not know, the basic idea is that long keywords of three … Continue reading →
This is yet another excellent book by Karen. It is typical mainline Christian publishing—Bethany House for this one. That now assures us that there will be nothing radical as far as the belief structure is concerned. It’s hard to call … Continue reading →
This is the first book of The Facets of Reality series, and I loved it! It is an exceptionally inventive piece of speculative fiction—probably in the fantasy genre. But, it’s so much more. The characters are compelling. The action is … Continue reading →