This is a short statement from my newest book due out this week or next. NDA prevents me from saying more than that. So the Lord has called you to write The Lord requires us to deal with the realities of … Continue reading →
Many of you know I dislike poetry and flowery allegory. This book is full of that. What is missing is a savior and holy spirit. The evil is presented well. The faithful, not nearly so much. They are desperately holding … Continue reading →
Peter Younghusband’s review blog posted a very thorough and positive review of my book this morning. I’m grateful for his kind words. It also gives a very good description of the story—better than any I’ve written to this date. … 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 →
The tale of a young hero called by God, in over his head Of course, as is the case for all these so-called YA novels, this young man is mature far beyond his years. The heroine of the book is … Continue reading →
I had a hard time with this one. I really do not like poetry or lyrical prose with little content. I realize that the reviews on this book are spectacular. Many young girls say it is life changing. But I … Continue reading →
I really enjoyed reading this book. The only quibble is I have no answers about the world in which it takes place. I wanted much more about the politics, geography, economy, personalities, and so on. Everything seemed only mentioned and … Continue reading →
I know it’s my fault, but when I see a picture book about God’s creation in a book subtitled: Encountering the Glory of God in the beauty of the universe I have expectations of a book devoted to showing what … Continue reading →
This is not your stereotypical end-times novel! The religious all missed Jesus! Why do we assume that the coming of the King will be any different. This exciting thriller begins in Santa Fe in a small non-denominational church. As America … 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 →
