Seeing that Guy is my favorite author, I asked for a little blurb as a guest post. HIs novels are a little rough around the edges. But they are like nothing you’ve ever read. He calls it: Christian Speculative … Continue reading →
I’m at a loss for words. My only quibble is that it’s yet another of those #%$&*( )@#$ novellas. I have literally run out of superlatives for Guy’s books. Another genre busting book This is Christian, action/adventure, science fiction, western, … Continue reading →
This is a fun read. It’s a typical thriller with some very good Christian twists. Here’s the blurb: A rally for a controversial presidential candidate. A terrorist threat. A nightmare of cataclysmic proportions. Jack and Pamela Crittendon have hit the … Continue reading →
It’s brutal, but ends pretty good. I don’t like books that are so painful emotionally. Many of you like that sort of thing. I don’t pretend to understand that level of masochism, but then I betray my prejudices. It’s well … Continue reading →
This is a series I’ve been half-heartedly waiting to finish for a long time. Because it is traditionally published by Zondervan, I was very suspect of the spiritual level of the books. In addition, for the same reason, they were … Continue reading →
The official blurb… An Ancient Island Holds an Ancient Secret . . . Nick Hennessy, a young Texas journalist yearning for his big break, finds himself in Europe–his assignment, to investigate the alarming disappearance of invaluable Grecian antiquities. Nick has … Continue reading →
A three-book Kindle collection: a traditionally published, CBA-style (Christian Booksellers Ass.) ebook set by Zondervan. I reviewed Thunder in the Morning Calm a while back. This is certainly not a technothriller from Dale Brown, but it’s a nice book. It’s more of … Continue reading →
Official blurb: Six years ago, the government took control of the church. Only re-translated Bibles are legal, and a specialized agency called the Constabulary enforces this and other regulations. Marcus Brenner, a new Christian, will do anything to protect his church … Continue reading →
Don Brown writes nice gently Christian tales of the Navy in the Pacific. They are not exceptional other than the fact they depict a Navy officer who’s a Christian (sometimes more than one in other stories) in life and death situations. His characters are … Continue reading →
This is yet another excellent book by Karen. It is typical mainline Christian publishing—Bethany House for this one. That now assures us that there will be nothing radical as far as the belief structure is concerned. It’s hard to call … Continue reading →