This book is a must for any readers, Christian or otherwise, who like speculative (sci-fi,
fantasy, horror) fiction. "Light at the Edge of Darkness" is an anthology of biblical
speculative fiction compiled by the Lost Genre Guild. The authors do a great job of
telling stories with Christian themes without becoming "preachy" in the process. All of
the stories are good, but among the best are Donna Sundbland's "Caleb Sees the
Light," C.E. Lavender's "Protected," Daniel I. Weaver's "Taken," and Stephen L. Rice's
"At the Mountains of Lunacy." Awesome reading, and a real steal at Amazon's pricing.
S.M. Setzer
Note: Setzer's review can also be found at amazon
fantasy, horror) fiction. "Light at the Edge of Darkness" is an anthology of biblical
speculative fiction compiled by the Lost Genre Guild. The authors do a great job of
telling stories with Christian themes without becoming "preachy" in the process. All of
the stories are good, but among the best are Donna Sundbland's "Caleb Sees the
Light," C.E. Lavender's "Protected," Daniel I. Weaver's "Taken," and Stephen L. Rice's
"At the Mountains of Lunacy." Awesome reading, and a real steal at Amazon's pricing.
S.M. Setzer
Note: Setzer's review can also be found at amazon
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