Fiction
Blur – Steven James
Sixteen year old Daniel Byers didn’t really know freshman Emily Jackson, hadn’t even known her name until news of her drowning appeared in the newspapers. Yet here he was at her funeral, mostly because his […]
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Fiction
The Rook – Steven James
As soon as I closed the last pages of The Pawn, I turned to pick up The Rook. James’ writing leaves you wanting more, and having been late to discover The Bowers Files, I found […]
Fiction
The Pawn – Steven James
Killing is like chess. It’s a game of strategy, wit, and planning ahead. The Illusionist knows this. The Illusionist also knows about distraction. Look over here as I kill over there. Yes. He knows it […]
Fiction
Outlaw – Ted Dekker
A dream. That’s what sent Julie Carter to Indonesia. She wasn’t exactly sure what she’d find or where exactly she’d go, but on the basis of that dream she packed only the essentials for her […]
Fiction
The Promises She Keeps – Erin Healy
Chase Ellis is an artist, and like most artists he is quite unique. His drawings—only in white, always white against a black background—are magnificent as they are mysterious. And they are always of trees. I […]
Fiction
Singularity – Steven James
Let me say this from the outset: Steven James is one of the best authors I know. The way he handles story is simply incredible. His ability to develop overarching storylines and compelling themes is […]
Fiction
Konig’s Fire – Marc Schooley
They call him Nebuchadnezzar. He makes the fires seven times hotter. But he can’t escape the burning of his conscience. Deep in the heart of a Romanian forest, Nazi forces have established a concentration camp […]
Fiction
Failstate Legends – John Otte
John Otte’s debut novel Failstate impressed me with its unique premise, great comic-book style action, relevant themes, and likable characters. A story set in a world where superheroes are real and they’re doing battle on […]
Fiction
Failstate – John Otte
Robert Laughlin is just your average, ordinary, everyday high-school guy. He gets nervous around girls, isn’t terribly popular, and gets picked on by his alpha-male older brother who happens to be mom’s favorite. But he’s […]
Non-Fiction
Never Let Go – Mac and Mary Owen with Travis Thrasher
I’ve been a Travis Thrasher fan for a long time and have followed him in and out of genres—horror, love story, novelization, adventure, suspense, whatever. He has a way of making stories come to life […]