A Tale of Escape from North Korea
Wandering Swallow by Milco Mathers tells the suspenseful and faith-filled tale of a North Korean girl in the late 1990s escaping famine in her homeland.
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Bookworthy Podcast Interviews Author Phyllis Wheeler
Valerie Fentress of the Bookworthy podcast interviewed me recently. We had a lively discussion about my books and my mission.
Guardians of Time, new covers all around!
Guardians of Time by Phyllis Wheeler, a middle grade book series, has new covers!
Who-What-Why for Moses and the Tabernacle, a review
This is a wonderful set of three slim books by Danika Cooley that will help your family understand some Old-Testament reflections of New-Testament Jesus. You can read these books about the Exodus as part of family devotions, telling the stories of who Moses was, what his story showed, and why.
Arty Goes West by Mark Redmond, a review
Arty Goes West by Mark Redmond introduces us to a Christian chapter book series featuring Mark-Twain-like humor and memorable characters.
An Award for The Dog Snatcher!
My chapter book The Dog Snatcher has been named a winner of a Purple Dragonfly Award from Story Monsters Magazine.
Author News: A New Cover; a New Book in the Works
I’ve got two pieces of news. My novel The Long Shadow now has a new cover. It’s a time-travel adventure,
Merlin’s Shadow by Robert Treskillard, a review
Multiple times, it looks like all is lost. How can they survive being stranded on a peninsula, with armed enemies cornering them? How can they survive being surrounded by Vortigern’s murderous men, and then by Pictish barbarians who are only too happy to murder them?
Book reviews
The Fifth Man by John Olson and Randy Ingermanson, a review
Someone seems to be bent on killing them, and they don’t know who it is. Is there a murderous fifth man on Mars?
Devotional, Guest posts
Entertain me
What’s wrong with me? I have books to write, dishes to wash, projects to complete, and people to pray for. Why would I rather be entertained?
Free or low-cost Christian fiction books
Free featured ebook: The Hope of Shridula
Today I’m featuring The Hope of Shridula by Kay Marshall Strom, a story of revolutionary India published March 1 by Abingdon, a major Christian press, and favored with 4.25 out of 5 stars by the eight people who have reviewed it so far on Goodreads.
Book reviews
Daughter of Light by Morgan L. Busse, a review
Rowen Mar discovers a strange white mark on her hand and loses her soldier father on the same day. Her father was her only friend and protector in her village of suspicious folk, who can’t forget that Rowen is adopted.