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If you are on this site, you probably like to read. And since you are on this page, I am confident you have favourite fiction authors. I face the same dilemma you do: Too many good books and not enough time. Then, add to that the fact books can be expensive. How does one balance it all? I hope Heaven has a Reading Room! Sometimes it feels like I might need eternity to get through my reading wish list.
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I can't imagine a man really enjoying a book and only reading it once. C.S. Lewis
It is a good rule after reading a new book, never to allow yourself another new one til you have read an old one in between. C.S. Lewis
I know how C.S. Lewis felt. The good books, especially fiction books, deserve to be read more than once. There was a time in my life when I read through the Chronicles Of Narnia every year. Even a mystery story, when you know the end, can be fun to reread as you can watch the author developing a favourite character and setting up the climax.
I like physical books but am training myself to read digital books. The advantage of digital books is that I can carry my library with me, and they tend to be less expensive. Personally, I use Kindle, although there are some non-fiction books I buy which are downloadable PDFs. I still have several hundred printed books - fiction and non-fiction - so I haven't broken my addiction completely. Do you prefer digital or print? [If you leave a favourite fiction author or book review below, you can mention your preference in your review.]
I will share some of my favourite fiction authors on this page. Some are famous; I am sure you have heard of them and have probably read some of their books. Others you may not have heard of, but check them out! Then you will have a chance to share your own favourite authors or books with me and the visitors to this site. Let us know who you like and why.
You can't get a cup of tea big enough or a book long enough to suit me. C.S. Lewis
Favourite Fiction Authors
My all-time favourite fiction authors include Christy Barritt, Enid Blyton, Agatha Christie and C.S. Lewis. I also enjoy books by Wayne Thomas Batson, Hope Callaghan, Suzanne Collins, Rachel Dylan, Dee Henderson, G.A. Henty, Stephen Lawhead, George MacDonald, Craig Marshall, Robert Louis Stevenson and John White. As you can see I lean toward adventure stories! Some of Enid Blyton's books are on our Free PDF book page. Christy Barritt has written close to a hundred books, and I have read about half of them. Her stories are always exciting, and her characters are unique. G.A. Henty's books are rich in historical detail, and you can check out some of them for free on our Free PDF Books page.
Note: Your book reviews do not have to be exclusively Christian books; however, we recommend that they be 'family-friendly.' If, for some reason, they contain profanity or possibly offensive scenes, this must be mentioned in your review. [And books that are likely to be offensive to conservative Christian readers will not be added or will be removed if they have already been added.] And, yes, you can write a review on a book/author in my favourites list. I would love to have your perspective! Try to have your review between 300 to 2,000 words. You may include pictures of the book, author, yourself [as reviewer] and something the book is about if you like. Have fun! And don't forget to read and rate other people's reviews.
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What Books Do You Like Or Have Read Recently?
You love to read. So do we. We would be excited to learn about your favourite books. Who wrote them? What are they about? Why did you find them so moving? Or were you disappointed, and why? Are there more books in the series? Please don't keep us in the dark! Visitors to this site are looking for good books too. Let us know! Shoot for a goal of at least 300 words - it's not as hard as it sounds when you love your subject! Review each book separately.
Books Other Visitors Have Reviewed
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Shadow Chaser Book 2 of The Shadow Agency by Christy Barritt
As with most of Christy Barritt’s books, the action starts on the first page. Emily awakens …
Target For Terror by Laura Scott Not rated yet
Target For Terror Book 1 of Security Specialists, Inc. by Laura Scott
I started this book on my lunch break—a big mistake. It was hard to put this page-turner …
The Facility by Eliza Green Not rated yet
The Facility is an interesting teenage dystopian story. Although we occasionally see things from a different character’s perspective, the main character …
Just The Nicest Person by Christy Barritt Not rated yet
Just The Nicest Person launches Christy Barritt’s 8-book series, True Crime Junkies. In this book, we meet Andi, who has taken a job as an ice road trucker …
Bell Mountain by Lee Duigon Not rated yet
Bell Mountain by Lee Duigon
Bell Mountain is a Christian fictional fantasy. Jack lives a a small town with his uncaring uncle. He begins to have …
The Sleuth’s Miscalculation Not rated yet
Nancy Daley is a librarian in the small town of Tipton, Oregon. Her mother is the county sheriff as well as the contracted law enforcement for Tipton. …
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Shattered Whispers is the second book in the Lantern Beach Exposure series. Abby Mendez has moved the Lantern Beach to follow her dream of operating a …
Under Falling Skies Not rated yet
Under Falling Skies is the first book in The Travels Of Scout Shannon series. Scout is a sixteen-year-old orphan. Her parents and baby brother were killed …
A Reason For Hope by Kristin Von Kreisler Not rated yet
WOW~! This is the latest book by Kristin in her books of 'working dogs.' Hope is a sweet Labrador Retriever who has been trained to be a courthouse …
Isle Of Fire by Wayne Thomas Batson Not rated yet
Isle of Fire is an intriguing pirate yarn. It follows after Isle of Swords and uses the same main characters. There are many moving parts in this story, …
Agents of Espionage Series - Revealing The Truth Book 1 of 2 by Lorri Dudley Not rated yet
Set in the early 1800's, Katherine is trying to keep her parents' farm of Lipizzaner horses maintained by herself; her parents were tragically killed in …
Knocking by Robin Merrill Not rated yet
I have mixed feelings about New Beginnings Book 1: Knocking. It is not the kind of story I normally read, but the premise sounded interesting. It is …
Expert Witness by Rachel Dylan Not rated yet
Expert Witness is another fast-paced winner from Rachel Dylan. From the first chapter to the last one, the action, betrayal and surprises never stop. …
Tone Death by Christy Barritt Not rated yet
Tone Death is the third book in the School of Hard Rocks series. Christy Barritt can always be counted on to have interesting off-beat characters and/or …
An Inconvenient Death by Dan Walsh Not rated yet
I enjoyed reading An Inconvenient Death: A Joe Boyd Suspense Novel by Dan Walsh. I must admit that at the beginning, I questioned whether I would find …
An Unexpected Grace by Kristin Von Keisler Not rated yet
This was an interesting read. It grips you right away in the very first chapter, as a very dramatic event takes place. The main character goes through …
The Crushing Depths by Dani Pettrey Not rated yet
I enjoyed The Crushing Depths, which is Book Two of the Coastal Guardian series by Dani Pettrey. It is a fast-pasted adventure-romance story with several …
The Decemites The Echelon Book One by Ramona Finn Not rated yet
In a dystopian world, people live in the Dome to protect themselves from the toxic air and mutants outside. The gretha needed to make clean air is mined …
Maine Justice Book 2: Fort Point by Susan Page Davis Not rated yet
I enjoyed reading Fort Point by Susan Page Davis no relation. This is more of a romance/ mystery story than an action book, although it does have …
Protective Custody by Lynette Eason Not rated yet
Protective Custody by Lynette Eason
Deputy U.S. Marshall Carly Masterson and her partner Mason Stone are assigned to protect Judge Nicholas Floyd, who …
Betrayed by Jeanette Windle Not rated yet
Betrayed is an exciting book, rich in detail, set in the country of Guatemala. The country’s scenery and people come to life as Vicki Andrews arrives …
Messiah Of The Cylinder - Victor Rousseau Not rated yet
Victor Rousseau had a long up-and-down career as a writer. He was most successful at writing short stories, especially for pulp fiction magazines. He …
The Door Within Trilogy by Wayne Thomas Batson Not rated yet
The author took the classic "The Chronicles of Narnia" approach of using two worlds and some people travelling between them. The worlds were once one …
Shadow Game - Shawna Coleing Not rated yet
Shadow Game by Shawna Coleing starts out with action as a ship with a mysterious cargo sinks into the depths of the ocean. Oliver, the CEO of the company …
Rocky Mountain Memories Series by Lori Wick Not rated yet
Lori Wick is my favourite author from many years ago. This series of four books deals with a family that finds themselves in predicaments that they need …
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