Christian only in that Davis Bunn is a Christian author, these books are supposedly a clean read fantasy. I can see why he chose a pseudonym. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] Technically I guess this is true. Bunn is a superior writer, entertaining, … Continue reading →
Oh, yes! This was my best Christmas present this year! Christian fantasy of the redemptive kind. Well written, a world well-crafted, evil people galore, true believers, and God wins—what a book(s)! [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] This is what we look for with … Continue reading →
Chadash Chronicles Omnibus Edition All the excitement and adventure of Chadash Chronicles trilogy now in one Omnibus Edition. Follow the Heroes of Dragon Pass through the adventures of Fool’s Errand, Mystic’s Mayhem, and Paryn’s Gold. As a special bonus, the … Continue reading →
OK, I know that Blink is a pretend Christian subsidiary of HarperCollins producing mainstream books for a mainstream audience. But I thought I’d check out this prequel to the first book of the YA fantasy trilogy, Curio, to be released … Continue reading →
I’m almost sorry I have to review this as Christian fiction. I mean Bethany says it is. He’s represented by Steve Laube. Of course it’s Christian. Right? The book is entertaining, brilliant, creative, and very well written. It’s a professional … Continue reading →
This is an enjoyable fantasy, approaching epic. The world building is very well done. The characters are complex and real. The story is compelling. Beyond that I do not want to spoil it. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] Spiritually, it’s a solid 2-star … Continue reading →
As you know, I do not say this often: Disenchanted is a great book! My hope is that the rest of the trilogy fulfills the promise. What I’ve seen so far is an impressive effort by Vox Dei Publishing. Janet’s Website … Continue reading →
This is the second book in a planned five-book series called The Ilyon Chronicles. I really dislike waiting for series to be complete. But… It’s as good as I hoped! Here’s the blurb from the Amazon page: “Following the harrowing events that brought them … Continue reading →
This is book two of the Song of Searle series. The blurb is as follows: Conor and Aine have barely escaped Seare with their lives. Conor knows he must return to find the harp that could end the Red Druid’s … Continue reading →
Guy has done it again. This is a wonderful book. Let me give you the blurb, and then we can talk about it. The sands blow hollowly across the plains of time. Unseen by man an army was on the … Continue reading →
