An excellent military thriller set in space, i.e. a Christian science fiction read. I wouldn’t call it excellent Christian fiction I see it as very good science fiction with some Christian characters. There’s certainly nothing wrong with that, and I … 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 →
Fairly good science fiction, but barely Christian The science fiction is reasonably good teenage fare. It’s an exciting and relatively believable story of life on Mars as compelled by the population explosion. The hero is marvelous—wheelchair-bound. There are two stories with 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 →
Guy’s Agents for Good series, like the Warrior Kind series, are radical Christian action/adventure, romance thrillers with great characters, incredible action, and a pure romantic, erotic purity of marriage relationship which will satisfy those looking for testosterone-filled heroes mating for … Continue reading →
As you may recall, I recently gave a strong recommendation to The Warrior Kind series by Guy Stanton. They are five excellent books in a compelling universe blending action/adventure, science fiction, fantasy, romance, and more. They are truly exceptional. I’ve … Continue reading →
Peter Younghusband’s review blog posted a very thorough and positive review of my book this morning. I’m grateful for his kind words. It also gives a very good description of the story—better than any I’ve written to this date. … Continue reading →
I find myself in an interesting and vaguely depressing dilemma. A few days ago, two authors contacted me about beta reading or reviewing their books. Both books seemed interesting. This is a big event for me because the kind of … Continue reading →
