Book Reviews from an Avid Reader

Anne Perry write mysteries taking place in nineteenth century London.  I have read all of her Thomas and Charlotte Pitt series and am workin...

This is the second half of the somewhat biographical story Rivers has written about her family, begun in Her Mother's Hope .  The strain...

I like the way Clark writes.  I consistently read her books because her characters are real Christians.  They struggle and have doubts while...

Regardless of how Yancey begins his book, this is not a book you would give a nonbeliever to encourage him to understand that belief in God ...

When China became open again to visitors from the West, we were glad to hear that the church had survived the severe communist years. But we...

Ley lines provide the way to travel the Neolithic pathways between worlds.  The visible universe occupies only one dimension of our common r...

Surprises. We love the good ones, like a surprise birthday party with friends. Yet there are surprises no one wants, like the unexpected lat...

Vampires in a Christian novel? With the success of the Twilight series of vampire novels, Bateman has given Christians an alternative readin...