Harry Potter and the Art of Spying Review
Spy novelist Lynn Boughey and director of the International Spy Museum, Peter Earnest, examine whether or not Harry Potter would make a competent CIA agent.
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The Universe Builders – Book Review
Prepare to enter a world where gods build universes. Steve LeBel’s engaging YA novel is a compulsive page turner.
The Ice Cap and the Rift – Book Review
Action-adventure with a mystical sci-fi twist that promises a lot, but can it deliver?
The Vitandi – Book Review
Paranormal romance and supernatural thriller collide in The Vitandi. Can Denver Batiste pull off this delicate balancing act?
Constantinopolis – Book Review
Two leaders of different faiths clash as they lay claim to Constantinople in this fascinating historical fiction novel by James D. Shipman.
O’Leary’s Luck by Teel James Glenn
If you’re a fan of pulp crime books, O’Leary’s Luck has its eyes set on you. But is it worth your time?
The A-Men Return Review
John Trevillian’s dystopian series takes a big step forward in The A-Men Return.
Broken Words: The Abuse of Science and Faith in American Politics
Jonathan Dudley objectively examines abortion, homosexuality, environmentalism and evolution, the “big four” tenets of evangelical Christianity.
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