Christian Mystery and Adventure for the Whole Family
I’ve written contemporary mysteries for adults and teens and medieval novels for all.
My books are fast-paced and fun.
The old man rested on a large granite rock and surveyed the scene. It had been a stiff climb, and he was winded. Behind him a small cave opened its mouth in the rocky hillside. It was a place to pray and meditate, and he came here as often as he could. The Apostle John was over ninety and every muscle in his body ached. He wiped his brow and drew a deep breath. The Mediterranean Sea glittered blue and white on the horizon, and closer, it resembled an emerald, sparkling in the morning sun ... View the Post
"What in the world is going on? How can I survive it? And what can I do about it?" Here are five things to look for as we approach the rapture of the church and the great tribulation, and how to stay sane in an insane world. "Aslan is on the move -- he may have landed already." Mr. Beaver spoke in hushed tones around the tiny table while Mrs. Beaver provided supper for the Pevensie children. When the children heard the name Aslan, they suddenly felt lighter, happier. As if there was ... View the Post
Prince Alexius, His Curse and His Crown available now in print or ebook at Amazon! Ancient Constantinople in all its beauty, grandeur, and opulence drew the young man, Basil Christopher Xavier, like a magnet. When he becomes the tutor and guardian for Prince Alexius, he feels he found his God-given calling in life. “He (Alexius) groaned and opened his eyes, reaching for my face. ‘Christo? The horses… they were grand, no?’ His eyelids, rimmed with luxuriant lashes, fell shut. … “Whether ... View the Post
Ten seconds between life and death. It’s not very long, yet I learned important life lessons from a sneaker wave on the Oregon coast recently. Dan and I were visiting the beach to celebrate my birthday. The first morning, sunshine filtered through early morning mist on the beach. Sea gulls called their mournful cries over the sand, and the boom of the waves lured us to the water’s edge to see what we could see. I couldn’t wait to wet my toes in the salty water and feel the sea breeze lift ... View the Post
The secret of turning lead to gold is part of the legends that make up folk lore and stories we tell children around campfires. But what if it really worked? The person who discovered this may well become another Warren Buffett or Bill Gates. It can be done, but at what cost? Turning lead to gold is one thing, but turning sorrows and troubles to joy exceeds that by far. Even better, turning evil to good is the best thing that could possibly be done on planet earth. Can it be done? How? It ... View the Post
There it lies, this brand new year, like an empty page, a new beginning, a fresh start. We often make resolutions and set goals for ourselves. We want to fill those blank pages and start on a new adventure. Every year, I dutifully record my goals. Some of them I achieve, but others I do not. These promises I make to myself become like cotton candy -- sweet to my mouth, but soon evaporated and gone, leaving me with a bitter taste. And I have a feeling I'm not alone. How can I accomplish my ... View the Post
