Over the years I've read some amazing mysteries, thrillers, and suspense novels with fascinating and complex plots, but no one does "complex" like Master Storyteller Steven James. This new release is added to the prequels in The Bowers Files prior to the beginning of The Pawn, the…

  Ah, those waterfalls. So very pretty and often amazing.    Thank you for the beauty, Lord. Can't say it enough and it's never enough. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.  

            Back to some smooth jazz for your listening pleasure.   Lord, you capture the love, beauty, and melancholy in your creation. Someday there will be no tears, no melancholy, for those who love Jesus. Thank you for your rescue. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.

Credit needs to be given and acknowledged to https://powerfulchristianfiction.wordpress.com/ for this heading and picture. The definitive answer to the title question is an absolute NO. However, yet another question that needs asking: Is the Christian Fiction bookselling industry/publishing/business dead? That remains to be answered. If you'll look in the comment section of Friday's "Knockdown" post, you'll…

     While the Pharisees were gathered together, Jesus asked them, "What do you think about the Christ? Whose son is he?"      "The son of David," they replied.      He said to them, "How is it then that David, speaking by the Spirit, calls him 'Lord'? For he says,       …

                                                           Steve Laube also remarked in his post that Christian publishing hasn't produced any noteworthy "breakout books" in a long time. And I quote: "(I define “breakout”…

I've written many posts on the subject of Christian Fiction, publishing the genre, the "rules" and "regulations" of meeting the "standards" of traditional Christian fiction, self-publishing (or "vanity"/independent), and the overall trials and decisions experienced in the writing/authoring arena of Christian literature.  Steve Laube posted this article on Monday (09/10/18) regarding the CBA (Christian Booksellers…

                                                 Magnificent!    Lord, words escape. Too beautiful. Thank you. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.

                           The deaths, the destruction, the sorrows, the memories, and yet the Cross . . .    Dear God, you have allowed the enemy of our souls to experience some victories, but you are never overcome, never defeated, never surprised. There is purpose…

                                 Thirst of Steel, Ronie Kendig's amazing third book in The Tox Files, is about so many things past, present, and future, that I would suggest when you sit down to read this third book, you set aside big blocks…