Blogs / Reviews
Book Review of Black Cherry Blues by James Lee Burke
Going all the way back to 1989 for book number three in the Dave Robicheaux series. This is classic James Lee Burke. Dave Robicheaux is one of my favorite series characters and from that perspective this book shined. The book features justice. Maybe some ongoing redemption. And an undercurrent of vengeance from a couple of directions…
Book Review of Days Are Coming by Pat Simmons
This is a departure from the crime fiction I usually read. There are several crimes, but overall, this book is not crime fiction. It’s hard to classify. Christian fiction, I’d say. It’s an amazing book that I think every Christian should read. And if you’re a non-Christian, if you want to see what true modern Christianity should look like, then you should read it as well…
Interview of B.D. Lawrence (Me!) On Brave Authors
Check out my interview on the Brave Authors website. Leave a comment or a question.
Book Review of Field Training by Patrick O’Donnell and Michael Anderle
Being a police procedural, this book features justice. No real redemption or vengeance. And actually, one knock against it, no real story. Most police procedurals I’ve read have an underlying story carrying through it. Usually, a major case that propels the story forward. Many little stories in this one…
Book Review of My One Word by Mike Ashcraft and Rachel Olsen
This book is about a program started by Pastor Mike Ashcraft at Port City Community Church in 2007. It’s about picking one word to focus on for an entire year. The idea is that God will use that one word for personal change and spiritual growth…
Book Review of Where is My Sister by Jane Daly
This is a fascinating novel exploring psychological manipulation. The story features justice and especially redemption for at least two major characters. Other themes this brave author takes on include homelessness, addiction and recovery, sex trafficking, adoption dynamics, and trauma…