Fiction
The Mozart Code – Rachel McMillan
I went back and forth regarding rating The Mozart Code by Rachel McMillan. Four or five stars? For or five stars? I finally settled on a happy medium—4.5. Outside of novels by Kate Quinn and […]
Genre: Christian
Fiction
Elyon (The Lost Books #6) – Ted Dekker and Kaci Hill
The plot thickens as the twisted alliances between Johnis, Shaeda, the Shataiki, and Sucrow (the latest Horde high priest) begin to unravel and reform. Each one is out for their own personal gain and will […]
Fiction
Lunatic (The Lost Books #5) – Ted Dekker and Kaci Hill
Five years have passed since the Chosen One and his crew were last in Other Earth. Chaos ended triumphantly, with them successfully thwarting Alucard’s evil plot to destroy our earth, and the last page turned […]
Fiction
Chaos (The Lost Books #4) – Ted Dekker
The Lost Books were released two books at a time with each pairing forming their own distinct story arc. Chosen introduces readers to the world of Other Earth and sets up the characters and the […]
Fiction
Renegade (The Lost Books #3) – Ted Dekker
Renegade is where the Lost Books start to go off the rails a little bit. That’s not all a bad thing. Dekker does a full-on deep dive into the Circle mythos, revealing a complex story […]
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Infidel (The Lost Books #2) – Ted Dekker
No sooner than the four young heroes return home, having saved the Forests and accomplished their secret mission, that they are again hurtled on another adventure. Johnis’ mother, thought to be killed by the Horde […]
Fiction
Chosen (The Lost Books #1) – Ted Dekker
In the three years following the release of the Circle Trilogy, nearly everything Ted Dekker wrote had some connection to the world of the Circle but Dekker—despite the clamoring of fans—taken the plunge back into […]
Fiction
Obsessed – Ted Dekker
Obsessed may be Ted Dekker’s most overlooked novel. Coming just a few months after the conclusion of the Circle Trilogy, Obsessed was a return to the “old Dekker,” suspense thrillers with a theme taken directly […]
Fiction
Domestic Enemies – Kent Wyatt
This is going to be a weird review, because I want to talk about the implications of Domestic Enemies more than I do the actual plot. Why? Because the actual plot isn’t that noteworthy. It’s […]
Fiction
The World Before the Flood – John Thomas
Time traveling back to Bible times isn’t new in Christian fiction, but it’s rarely done well. Indeed, the only positive example I can think of comes from Madeline L’Engle’s Time Quartet novel, Many Waters. Incidentally, […]