The Triumph of the Sun by Wilbur Smith. 659 pages. Zaffre Books. I have read other books by Wilbur Smith before, but this book really surprised me in a couple of ways. Smith is well known as one of the premier historical novelists, especially when it comes to 19th Century Britain in the African continent. … More Review: “The Triumph of the Sun” by Wilbur Smith
Book reviews are tricky. Every author looks for them, wants them, needs them, because they give them credibility. I have had many people tell me how much they like my books, but when I ask them to write a review, it’s like pulling teeth to get anything out of them. I don’t know if they … More How to Write a Decent Review
The Mercy of Gods: Captives War, Book 1. Orbit Books, 2024, 448 pages. Voted Best Book of 2024. I am a lover of science fiction, and if you haven’t read or seen on TV the classic series The Expanse, you have missed a lot. I picked this book up because (1) it is written by … More Review: “The Mercy of Gods” by James S.A. Corey
The Day Jesus Moved Next Door: Jesus Still Goes After Lost Sheep by Sean Elliot Russell. Independently published. 350 pages. I’ve mentioned here before that I look for two things when I read Christian fiction: (1) an entertaining story; and (2) a spiritual message. It’s not often easy to provide both of these, and for … More Review: “The Day Jesus Moved Next Door” by Sean Elliot Russell
