I’ve read several Christian fantasies lately, especially those supposedly for children, which have been written in a style which severely hurts the quality of the books. Now, I’m not advocating the type of story seen in the comic cover to … Continue reading →
This is the first book of The Facets of Reality series, and I loved it! It is an exceptionally inventive piece of speculative fiction—probably in the fantasy genre. But, it’s so much more. The characters are compelling. The action is … Continue reading →
An excellent military thriller set in space, i.e. a Christian science fiction read. I wouldn’t call it excellent Christian fiction I see it as very good science fiction with some Christian characters. There’s certainly nothing wrong with that, and I … Continue reading →
I’m only showing the cover from book #3, because I {and Yvonne agrees} do not consider the covers of the first two books to be professional. They were done outside of her control by the publisher. Great Christian science fiction … Continue reading →
Yet another marvelous book by the Christian Clive Cussler Every time I get a new book from Guy, I’m excited but a little tense. “Can he keep up the story quality?” The answer, so far, has always been: Yes! This … Continue reading →
Four days later, and I can barely remember it. I recall that the hero is a librarian. I liked him—sorta. The StormMaster is a strange villain. He seemed vaguely powerless during the book—just nasty for no reason other than he … Continue reading →
Of course, to start with I don’t like the concept of parallel worlds. I see no scriptural basis for such a thing, at all. However, Narnia works and the Door Within does also. It’s a relatively simple epic fantasy. 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 →
This is not a Christian novel [though it was given to me as one]. The author is a believer. He claims the series will end up with Christian parts–eventually. It’s clean and inoffensive now. Nothing more. “1984” modernized That taken … 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 →
