Book Feature: The Brotherhood of the Wone
Len Stage’s The Brotherhood of the Wone is science fiction meets Indiana Jones. When we talk of science fiction adventures, we think of Philip K. Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? or Robert Heinlein’s The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress. In...
Book Feature: Come Climb Toward God: Are you hungry for God
Marianna Albritton’s Come Climb Toward God provides readers a pleasant guide towards building a deeper, meaningful relationship with God. Some of us have a strong and stable relationship with God. We read the Bible and use it to guide us in our daily undertakings....
Book Feature: Sammie the Shark and the Return of the Lost Gift
Janet Councilman’s Sammie the Shark and the Return of the Lost Gift is modern fable featuring classic values and lessons. Fables are short stories featuring animal characters and contain moral lessons and values. Most of us grew up reading Aesop’s fables such as The...
Book Feature: Esther and the Revolution by Ray Sobrino Jr.
Ray Sobrino Jr.’s debut historical fiction Esther and the Revolution is truly a pleasant surprise. Historical fiction is a literary genre that takes readers to a certain point in history. Although the story is fiction, the setting is an actual event in the past....
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