For swords and sorcery fans, this book is exciting. This is nearly epic fantasy. But it’s very dark, and all about the battles. It’s a spiritual battle between demons and the people they possess against humans and the followers of … Continue reading →
The description led me to believe this was a fantasy. I guess I didn’t read it closely enough. I was seduced by memories of excellent action/adventure thrillers I read decades ago by Hunt’s hand. It has many elements of a … 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 →
This is a very intriguing and enjoyable Christian high fantasy leaning toward the heroic. The level of spirituality is Old Testament with potential self-chosen spiritual life change possible—though not common. A relationship with God is virtually unheard of among man but the … Continue reading →
I had the opportunity to beta-read this one a couple of months ago with orders to blunt and objective in my critique. I did that. Annie was very open to suggestions. I really enjoyed the book. The evil regent is … Continue reading →
Journey Into The Deep, The Water Wars, Book #1 This one is yet another wonderful action/adventure, science fiction, fantasy, romance that I’ve come to love so much from Guy Stanton III. I’ve been enjoying Guy’s books so much that it … Continue reading →
Ralph Smith has written one of the best Christian fantasies I have read recently: Seal of the King. So, I asked him if he could share with my readers about himself. It’s a fairly intensive interview. I’m trying to get … Continue reading →
If you recall, I wrote a glowing review about the Makilien trilogy by Molly Evangeline a little while ago. I finished by saying I was looking for good things under her new name of Jaye L. Knight. Ms. Knight has not … Continue reading →
This book has a great hero and spectacular heroine join from connected worlds to fall in love while they save the worlds. How can you beat that? This first book is the start. I hope the rest of the series measures … Continue reading →
As many of you know, I strongly dislike lyrical prose, allegory, and poetry. But this one got to me. It may be that it brought me back to a lot of what I have experienced with the church as a … Continue reading →