An impressive bit of high fantasy ††††† [I don’t have stars in this font] Or so I’m told. When David gave me copies to review he said something to the effect that as far as he knew I didn’t like high fantasy. … Continue reading →
I said I might have to do this. It turned out that the heathen book was just as bad as the so-called Christian book, BUT it was more religious. The Xian [the X is the Chi of Chi Rho—symbol of … Continue reading →
This book is far superior to the first book I read from this mother-daughter team of authors. The writing and the editing are professional. The story is good. The bad guys are a bit stereotypical. In fact, most of you … Continue reading →
A fun & suspenseful mystery [if you like that kind of thing] In general, I don’t. But the story brought me in and it was a pleasant ride. The characters were believable and, just as important, likable. The bad guys … Continue reading →
In many ways this is a good book, as in entertaining and uplifting. It’s clean but barely Christian. The heroes and heroines are honorable and admirable. The bad guys are nasty. The end is good. On the negative the escapes … Continue reading →
This is a well-done story for a strange religious fantasy, but it hides a darker side. It’s the story of a girl falling in love with a demon who has repented and is hoping to get back into heaven. Actually … Continue reading →
The Kobo brouhaha, where they forced Draft2Digital to pull all their releases and took down all self-published uploads, is part of a move by Apple, Amazon, and Kobo to block rape, beastiality, and incest porn. As a sign of how … Continue reading →
I heard yesterday that Google’s Adwords tool for developing keywords that work is no longer. I went and checked this morning and sure enough it’s gone. That means that I have to rewrite about four pages in the marketing part … Continue reading →
If you’ve not read any of Steve’s Crossfire novels, you’re in for a treat These are radical, spec ops warfare, spiritual battles that test your credibility until you realize that, “Hey! I’ve had encounters like that.” or “That’s how I … Continue reading →
As you probably know, I read a lot [2-5 books a week]. I like Clancy, Cussler, De Brul, Dale Brown, Brad Thor, early Vince Flynn, W.E.B Griffin’s speculative Presidential Agent series, Baldacci’s Camel Club series, and so on. Most of … Continue reading →