The series concludes with a fine political/military thriller ending. Anya and Sherdan are finally working together, but how far can that go? The intrigue, lies, and backstabbing reach the reality of our political expectations for the current culture. So, the blurb … 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 →
The Word Reclaimed & The Word Unleashed OK, these are quite old—from Marcher Lord Press now Enclave Publishing: 2009 & 2010. They are also excellent Christian science fiction. To quote the blurb: Baden picked up the wrong book. In the far … Continue reading →
New author, for me anyway, who writes a fine tale: The Jammer and the Blade The question is who is he or she? I don’t have a clue beyond writerly cleverness—piff. To quote, “DJ Edwardson lives on the blank pages at … Continue reading →
The new wave of powerful Christian fiction is really exciting. I can’t talk about how it’s manifesting in romance or mystery because I don’t read those genre. I would love it if those of you involved in those genre add … Continue reading →
“Fire Wind is the beginning of a series of western science fiction novels that feature adventure, action, and faith. Christian Speculative Fiction – learn to love it!” This is how Guy introduces his new genre-shredding Wind Drifter series. Of course, he forgot to mention intense spiritual warfare. This … Continue reading →
It doesn’t get much better for a Christian Science Fiction military thriller. The spiritual side of things is downplayed, but realistic. As it all plays out in the rest of the series, the evangelical side of the hero might well … 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 supposed to be the classic Christian sci-fi. I’m at 4-stars or a bit less. I know, “How can I say that?” The cover I’d give 2.5 stars: poor typography, top half of book is white so the thumbnail … Continue reading →
Now the series gets really fun. We meet the Honorable Ancestors: Stan and Lilia Archer. Here’s the blurb: “I’m a killer living on the run. I don’t remember every face of every victim, but I remember this: that look in … Continue reading →