I was hesitant to use the word Christian in the title, because this is definitely not a Christian book. I know Jill is a Christian author, and she has virtually promised that the series will arrive at this spiritual destination … Continue reading →
One of the most egregious errors seen in speculative fiction is a misunderstanding of how prophecy works. I should probably write a how-to some day. But the article linked below is superb. Don’t use a prophet unless you know what … Continue reading →
This is an intense story about following the guidance of the Lord into a very scary and painful situation. Anya is sent by her church to find out about a potentially terrifying new cult, led by a blindingly charismatic leader. … Continue reading →
Galthain’s Bones (Exile Book 1) [yasr_overall_rating] I didn’t know this was a prequel or I would have probably rejected it. However, like Krystine’s Legends of Astarkand this book grew on me and I really enjoyed it. This is nearly the beginning of … Continue reading →
Here comes the Madhi, 12th Imam, Islam’s messiah. This speculative tale about the revealing of this man is tense and exciting. It’s believable. And it stops dead, before anything is resolved. I can understand why, but it’s very irritating. Jeff … Continue reading →
This is a book explaining how to deal with the variables in prophetic analysis. The Lord has told me clearly that no one has it figured out. Most people missed it when Jesus came the first time and most will … Continue reading →