This is a very interesting book. I was given a free copy by the publisher through Book Crash in return for an unbiased review. But it starts with several strikes against it. First of all is the name of the … 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 →
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’m only showing the cover from book #3, because I {and Yvonne agrees} do not consider the covers of the first two books to be professional. They were done outside of her control by the publisher. Great Christian science fiction … Continue reading →
After the first book, where I was stunned by the concept and enthralled by the spiritual content, this book is back to reality. It reads more like a dystopian survivalist story. But it is still very good work, and develops … Continue reading →
In my opinion, this is probably the best Christian science fiction I have ever read. Is it the most compelling science fiction in general? No. Is it the best written? Certainly, many would say no. So, why do I think … Continue reading →
This is a first novel, by a young writer. It is really much better than I hoped for (and I was expecting quite a bit as I know her father). I really enjoyed this classic fantasy tale. The characters are … Continue reading →
Yet another marvelous book by the Christian Clive Cussler Every time I get a new book from Guy, I’m excited but a little tense. “Can he keep up the story quality?” The answer, so far, has always been: Yes! This … Continue reading →
Christian epic fantasy is possible. This is a small, but truly enjoyable, Christian, epic fantasy. The characters are interesting: both good and evil. The warfare is strongly and well done. Parts are very sad. Much is gloriously joyful. The relationships are … Continue reading →
Four days later, and I can barely remember it. I recall that the hero is a librarian. I liked him—sorta. The StormMaster is a strange villain. He seemed vaguely powerless during the book—just nasty for no reason other than he … Continue reading →
