Cult Fiction

Ah, Sweet Fame, You are so Fleeting!

What a terrific weekend this was for me! I awakened Saturday morning to the news that my new novel, Latter-day Cipher, had hit the 8,000 ranking on Amazon.com.  Wow!  For a Christian book from a new novelist, God really did a wonder.  In addition, it was #15 on...

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Review of Baptism for the Dead

Baptism for the Dead by Robert Irvine, Pocket Books, 1990 Reviewed by Orrin Judd www.brothersjudd.com Hard to Find, But Worth It I've long been of the opinion that the distinctive feature of the great hard-boiled private eye story is the hero's vulnerability. He's...

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Review of Wives and Sisters

Wives and Sisters By Natalie Collins St. Martin's Paperbacks (March 7, 2006) Review by Jana L. Perskie Allison Jensen, the principal character in "Wives And Sisters," was raised in a Mormon household by parents who strictly adhered to the precepts of their religion,...

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Radio Interview with Carole Whang Schutter

Here is a link to a radio interview on the Iron Sharpens Iron radio program out of Long Island NY, hosted by Chris Arnzen. He and I interviewed Carole Whang Schutter, author of September Dawn. The movie on which the book was based, about the Mountain Meadows Massacre,...

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Review of Every Crooked Nanny

Every Crooked Nanny (Callahan Garrity Mysteries) by Kathy Hogan Trocheck Avon (2004)ISBN-10: 0061091707ISBN-13: 978-0061091704Kathy Hogan Trocheck has created a feisty heroine in Callahan Garrity, a former cop who has started a cleaning agency called House Mouse. She...

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