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reviewed by Tannia Ortiz-Lopes Warning Miracle is the first book of the Right in Front series by John Klee. It is a futuristic story based on the Apparitions of our Lady of Carmel in Garabandal, Spain and her messages to 12-year-old Conchita Gonzalez from 1961 to 1965. [N.B.: This apparition has not received Church approval. There are documents about [...]
reviewed by Kathleen Valentine Set in the year 2018, Prophecy: The Fulfillment is a pre-Apocolyptic Christian thriller by Deborah A Jaeger. First of all let me say this a beautifully designed book – the cover is gorgeous and the book design is lovely. Ms Jaeger has a gift for prose and some of the passages [...]
reviewed by Roy Peachey We can be fairly certain that Joseph Ratzinger was not thinking of Cormac McCarthy when he wrote in 2002 that, in the face of the evil seen in the modern world, “a purely harmonious concept of beauty is not enough. It cannot stand up to the confrontation with the gravity of [...]
reviewed by Jody Rakis After finishing Kenneth Nowell’s apocalyptic thriller Until I Return, I looked back and felt it was a very complex story. The content is very involved as a suspense novel should be. It is very faith-based and inspirational in many areas; but it is also suspenseful and disturbing at times. Good and [...]
reviewed by Rae Stabosz I must confess a weakness for fiction about mysticism and spiritual warfare, especially that featuring angels and other such ethereal creatures. This predilection made me eager to read David B. Harrington’s book Inclinations, whose cover blurb promised “… angels and mythical creatures….a strange and allegorical mixture of poetry and prose. Based [...]
Reviewed by Christine Sunderland The year is 2021 and the setting is England. No children have been born since 1995, for man has become infertile. P.D. James’ novel, The Children of Men, is divided into two parts: Omega and Alpha, the End and the Beginning. We move from a slow, distanced narrative deadened with despair [...]
reviewed by Tannia Ortiz-Lopès Seed is the first of seven books in the apocalyptic epic series Dominion written and published by Compasse. The book cover displays prophetic symbols, such as the morning star with dark stormy clouds moving fast to overshadow it, and a field where a battered and pregnant woman plants a seed, representing a [...]
reviewed by Christine Sunderland I read Father Elijah ten years ago, and recalled how refreshing it was to read a story set in the late 20th century that was infused with the sacramental acts of God. I also recalled not being able to put it down. Would the book be as I remembered? Could I [...]
reviewed by Marilyn Prever This 1959 science fiction classic gives a new twist to the familiar post-nuclear war story: it follows the life of an American Catholic monastery from the new Dark Ages after the devastation of World War Three, through the slow re-building of civilization (a span of several thousand years), right up to [...]
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