Aquila and Priscilla rank as one of the most famously unknown couples in biblical history. What we know: They were kicked out of Rome—along with all other Christians—by the Emperor Claudius. They were tent-makers who […]
It’s always difficult to review a novelization. Even the most creative writer is ultimately bound by the confines of the movie’s plot and there are both overt and implicit expectations. Developing a book from a […]
This is not a book anyone should have to read. This decades-long memoir of sexual abuse by a man in power and the justification, equivocations, and cover-ups that only just barely ends with justice (though, […]
Twenty-five years ago, Francine Rivers penned a short, little Christmas novella called The Shoe Box. Simple, poignant, and powerful, that story has been a Christmas favorite for a generation. This new edition includes an Advent […]
When Through Deep Waters | Rachelle Dekker In a moment, everything changes. Just a moment away. Just a minute around the corner. Just like a thousand times before. But this time, her child drowned. Four […]
Warning: Contains spoilers for The Choosing and The Calling. For twenty years, Elise Brant has been a captive in Authority City, abandoned by her parents, subject to experimentation, unusual because the Genesis Serum doesn’t affect […]
Warning: Contains spoilers for The Choosing. It has been almost two years since Carrington and Remko submitted to the teaching of Aaron and their Heavenly Father. Two years on the run from the Authority. Two […]
In the not-too-distant future of a not-that-implausible world, Carrington Hale prepares for The Choosing. It’s what all girls her age have done since society picked itself up after the Ruining. They have stood before the […]
Iran has just successfully tested a nuclear weapon. The Madhi has begun consolidating the predominantly Muslim Middle East, with former dictators and kings laying their kingdoms at the feet of this mysterious leader and alleged […]
I have a distaste for Christian historical fiction, or at least the stereotypical kind. You know, the idealistic setting, the Christian romance, the often hackneyed and trite paint-by-numbers plot. And yet, a few years ago, […]
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