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In my quick review of The Kremlin Conspiracy, I sort of loathed the publishers for giving everything away on the dustjacket. It felt like I was watching a poorly produced movie trailer that shows me every important scene, including the … Continue reading
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In The Kremlin Conspiracy (2018), Joel C. Rosenburg opens the Marcus Ryder with his characteristic suspense and Christian bent. Great stuff. Continue reading
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E-book companion to Serves You Right: Loving Those We’d Rather Hate Companion books are always risky, because if you’ve never read the original (or worse, if you’ve never even heard of it), you might be so lost with the Companion … Continue reading
I realize that, of late, I’ve only posted reviews of novels! This post falls right in line with that trend, but of course that doesn’t mean I’m reading nothing but fiction. As a student, I’ve got my nose deep into … Continue reading
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An honest Christan review of 666 by Salem Kirban (1970), perhaps the worst book I have ever read. Continue reading
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A Christian review of C.S. Lewi’s third book in the Perelandra series, That Hideous Strength (1945) Continue reading
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Book Two in the Space Trilogy Right out of the gates: compared to its predecessor in this series, Perelandra felt like quite a drag, and proved to be more thought-provoking but less entertaining than Book One, Out of the Silent … Continue reading
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“The love of knowledge is a kind of madness” (55) Nearing the end of our Sibling’s Book Club for 2019, we’re touching on a series that’s been part of our plan for years. I can’t believe that this first book, Out … Continue reading
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While I don’t often note “the most surprising read of the year,” this little volume most certainly fits the bill for 2019. I found this book (as I have many others) in the dusty library of my parents’ small country … Continue reading
I had always known Ray Comfort as “that foreign street preacher who works with Kirk Cameron“. I guess I need to spend more time on YouTube! (just kidding—no one needs to spend more time on YouTube!) It was through my … Continue reading
