In Of The Persecuted (Legends of The Woodlands Volume 1) by Angie Brashear, Laila Pennedy is a young female character that many teen girls will relate to. She has had a very trying young life, but remains strong in her faith and still manages to...

In Day of Forgiveness by Paul Anthony, life altering moments come in all forms. For Tobias Sinclair, it was an almost fatal blow to the head that changed his life. Suddenly he was more aware and could see things more clearly, but did not like...

Stephen J. Smith’s The Sabrael Confession is an enthralling piece of fiction. Sabrael is commissioned by Michael to write about his life as an angel of the Lord. It is a fearful, yet inescapable request to conjure up the past, to share memories. Sabrael resplendently...

Armageddon’s Arc by Victor Baptiste is a biblical/spiritual page-turner, impossible to put down. It also presents a tremendous challenge for reviewers, as virtually anything one might say would be a spoiler for what is surely one of the most thrillingly unpredictable plot lines in the...

Christian fiction tends to come in two flavors: books written for other Christians, and books written for a secular audience (though usually with some sort of apologetic goal such as Tosca Lee’s work). A Time to Die by Nadine Brandes is solidly in the first...

In Defier: The Girl Who Stood by Mandy Fender, Lennox's whole world was shattered when she lost her parents to ruthless murderers. In the wake of overwhelming grief, she found herself questioning her faith; if God loved her so much, how could He let this...

One Angel's Opinion by Barbara Grover is a very interesting novel about how angels interact with both God and humankind. It follows several angels, the most important being Lucifer/Satan and Auroran, a scribe, as they watch God create the physical universe and then populate it...

Daniel and Job by William A. Rich is a romantic comedy novel with a sci-fi twist. The plot centers on budding reporter Jessica Drake, who we first meet when she’s fleeing from the huge corporation Rev-Tech with an incriminating photo she’s mistakenly taken. On the...

Angela Beach Silverthorne writes an exceptional Christian novel in Cries of Innocence. Bren is seventeen, a senior in high school, and she just made cheerleader! Life should be good. However, Bren faces tremendous life challenges. Her father is abusive and the town drunk. Most believe...

Truth Crusaders: Evil Abounds by S. Renee Washington is a short story written in 1st person from the perspective of Lucida. Lucida and Lucas (siblings) are taken to their grandmother's to spend an extended period while their parents work out some marital troubles. The grandmother...