Resonance by A. J. Scudiere

The shift is coming soon - people are dying now - what is happening? Are the poles really shifting? Resonance A. J. Scudiere Gryffin Ink January 2010 Dr, Carter, a geologist, know this but soon could be today or a thousa...
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Vengeance by A. J. Scudiere

Another amazing book written by one of my favorite authors. There are a millions of ways to die... Some are just more fun than others. Vengeance by A. J. Scudiere Griffyn Ink October 2008 Cynthia Beller's parents were mu...
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The Scroll by Grant R. Jeffrey

Having left his faith behind in Herod's tunnel, Dr. David Chambers, leading archaeologist, forges a new path, one that doesn't involve a God whom he believes has forgotten him. Perfectly content, he now spends his time t...
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Interview with Matt Mikalatos

Author Matt Mikalatos just released a new book, Night of the Living Dead Christian, which I had the pleasure of reading and reviewing. The book prompted so many questions that I just had to talk to the author. The follow...
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Night of the Living Dead Christian by Matt Mikalatos

Matt Mikalatos, self-nominated Chief Officer of the Local Neighborhood Watch, is there for his neighborhood - whether they want him or not. He walks the rounds each night in his suburban neighborhood on the lookout for d...
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The Manara Library, Volume One by Manara and Pratt

Manara is a celebrated French artist renowned for his detailed, beautiful work. Hugo Pratt is one of his long time collaborators, supplying scripts that push the bounds of graphic novel storytelling. This volume collects...
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Echoes by Fialkov and Ekedal

His father's dying words - the first clearly spoken in some time thanks to Alzheimer's - lead Brian to an abandoned house and underneath it to a basement filled with human bones and a box that will change his life foreve...
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Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor by Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga

Something has happened, something so terrible that there’s no explanation for. Is it the Apocalypse? An outbreak? Some sort of government WMD gone awry? Nobody knows. The only thing Brian Blake, his brother Philip, and t...
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Along Wooded Paths by Tricia Goyer

I have not read the first book in this series but was still able to enjoy the second book and put the pieces together with ease. Marianna Sommer loves her life in Montana and she loves her new friends, both English and A...
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A Most Unsuitable Match by Stephanie Grace Whitson

Stephanie Whitson did an excellent job writing this book. I was captivated with the story of Fannie and Samuel from the beginning to the end. While Fannie is living through a stream of life changing events , she stumbles...
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For Better or For Worse by Diane Hunt

For Better or For Worse intertwined my love of chick-lit and romantic comedy fiction with strong Christian values not ordinarily found in this style of novel. For Better or For Worse By Diane Hunt Thomas Nelson January 2...
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Valley of Dry Bones by Priscilla Royal

Sister Anne, Prioress of Tyndale in Norfolk, has taken vows of chastity and obedience, but chafes against them. She is attracted to Brother Thomas, a monk under her care, but he is gay and fights a continuous battle of t...
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