[yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] This seems to start as a true story—a prison conversion results in a call to Mongolia. He has seven years in prison to learn the language and the culture. His plans are spiritually solid. He leaves to go … Continue reading →
[yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] I would like to see more like this. Annabeth’s War is a simple, clean fantasy romance, set in medieval times. Thankfully, the fantasy is dominant in this one. Most romances these days are awash with emotions, and the … Continue reading →
This is yet another superb book by Guy and a solid close to the Water Wars series. Like myself, Guy is a Biblical literalist. He takes it further than most—but that’s expected of the top speculative writers. He claims the … Continue reading →
This is a parallel world allegory featuring a nine-year old who’s had a rough life. His parents have divorced. When his mother left, she took his sister and brother. Though his father seems like he’s some kind of believer—maybe nasty, … Continue reading →
When Tricia told me her book was a YA Christian fantasy with similar themes to Jaye L. Knight’s Ilyon Chronicles, I told her I wanted to review it. Even though the Ilyon Chronicles were not as good in my mind as … Continue reading →
This will be our book rating as a whole. The award at the left is for Redemptive Speculative Fiction, or 4-star in our rating system. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] Our rating system is unique Reality Calling is focused on the spiritual content … Continue reading →
Editor’s Comments You know how I feel about a call from God to write from previous postings and Writing In Holiness: While Keeping It Real. DJ’s call is for a wider path. We have many authors there. But, this isn’t to say … Continue reading →
Rob Natiuk emailed me about his review of my latest book this morning, and it really blessed me. It’s wonderful to have a reader understand what you are trying to say. I’ve been a Christian writer for almost 50 … 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 →
This has been one of my favorite topics for many years. It is also one of the places where Christians are most embarrassing. Most simply do not have a clue. Yet, it is certainly one of the major ways we … Continue reading →