My dad passed on his copy of The Princes of Ireland to me after reading and enjoying it. It took me awhile to get into it. I haven’t read an Edward Rutherfurd novel since his first big geographically-based blockbuster, Sarum. I didn’t dislike Sarum, but I also had no desire to reread it. When I [...]
Not being normally a romance reader, I started picking up “inspirational romance” novels a few months ago in the name of market research — because I had a story I wanted to write that seemed it would fit better into that category than any other. Of all the inspirational romances I’ve read during this “market [...]
I think most people know that I’m a big fan of good Biblical fiction , since I write it myself. Zipporah is the second volume of Marek Halter’s “Canaan trilogy” and focuses on an intriguing minor character almost buried in the Biblical footnotes — Moses’ wife Zipporah, who is described both as the daughter of [...]
This is the story of Nelofer Pazira and her family — their lives in Afghanistan, their escape to Pakistan and eventually to Canada as immigrants, and Pazira’s return many years later as part of a feature film crew. Most of the story is set during Pazira’s childhood and teenage years in Afghanistan — the years [...]
