Personally, when I come to a book, I have a whole range of desires, some of which are contradictory, and some of which are merely divorce, but all of which are hard to cram into the same book. So I am always thrilled with a book that satisfies not just one but several of my desires. The Galactic...

  The blogger Cindy Navarro has reviewed the Bobtails series so far: Preacher's Kid and Cousins. She writes: I enjoyed reading both of these books. I love historical fiction (or books that were written before I was born) to learn more about what life was like... what was good, and what I am...

This book presents an amazing conflict, and keeps it going through the whole book. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen anything quite like it. The conflict is between the Biblical and unBiblical views of ‘love’ and commitment.  None of the characters say this, and none of them have a Biblical view…...

Well, K.A. Ramstad over at 'Story Warren' has written a review of The Bobtails meet the Preacher's Kid; and I must say I really enjoyed reading it. She really drilled down, not so much on the plot (which is, as she says, 'tame') but on the character's and how they came across to her. Her review...

This review might seem like it comes from left field for this blog... but it doesn't. My writing is about family, and family starts... well, family started with God, who created Adam, and then created Eve, and vive la difference and the rest is history. Except to our children who need to be...

“Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashions.” – Illustrated London News, April 19, 1930