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 →
I know. The second book is where the trouble reaches its peak. Everything falls apart and victory seems far away. For me, it’s hard reading a second book with no third book available. I’m beginning to see afresh my wife’s … Continue reading →
Book Review and Christian Fiction Religious Fiction Award: Martyr: The Other Chronicles: Book 1 by N. P. Beckwith. Excellent world building, Christian fantasy, alternative world, post-apocalyptic, how prepared are you to lay down your life for the one you love … Continue reading →
I’d almost given up on the genre. I’m so sick of serial fornicators, torturors, and rage-driven anti-heroes. This one got to me: exciting, action-filled, complex, and compelling. What great fun! Except, of course, it stopped just as it got interesting. … Continue reading →
Another award presented by Peter Younghusband: Author, Brad Francis, has been awarded the Reality Calling Spirit-Filled Fiction Award of Excellence for his short story, The Book of the Harvest. Congratulations, Brad Francis! Below is the link to Peter’s award post: http://christianfictionreviewguru.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/reality-calling-christian-speculative_26.html
Continue reading →Girly teenybopper emotions and angst? Sure! But, it’s so much more than that. It’s an excellent book touching Truth in a wonderful tale of entertainment. This is spiritual warfare on a superhero level. This tale has strong spirit-filled believing adults, … 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 →
I just gave this a brief review on Amazon: “This was a fun read. It’s a bit predictable, but the twists are interesting. The tale is fun–the good guys and gals are admirable. The scenario is exciting. It’s good Christian … Continue reading →
I want to start with a little quote from John Follette in “Golden Grain”: Education is good, but I want it to be where it belongs. It is the mechanism, the mechanics, the world of flesh and time. It does … Continue reading →
Who needs strong fiction to introduce them to Jesus? The first and obvious answer is, the world! bzzaat! Wrong answer. The world cannot come to know Jesus, by definition. Biblically, the world (kosmos in the Greek) is the system developed … Continue reading →