Biblical fiction book reviews by author Rob Seabrook

Dawn – Mark Miller

This is a detailed, hour by hour account, of all that happened from Jesus’s death on the cross to his Resurrection, taking its cues…

Closely following the course of the Biblical text, the early part of the narrative creatively expands and explains the story of creation, the Fall…

The first book in this series, The Wanderer Scorned, expands on what the life of Cain may have been like, immediately post the Fall,…

If you read my book reviews you will know that I do like a book that that I can learn something from, especially stories,…

Keeping Christmas is a collection of six short novellas each loosely written around the theme of castles at Christmas time. In some ways short…

Redeeming Dust is a retelling of the story of Christ’s ministry, told very much with a political slant, mixed up with the religious fanaticism…

Ezekiel’s Song tells the story of the prophet Ezekiel, and his wife, as they walk a perilous path of faith, following God when those…

This novel takes a key story from the Bible, so often discussed and presented from King David’s point of view, but told here from…

“Jesus” is a novel by the much acclaimed Christian writer, Walter Wangerin, who passed away last year, leaving behind a legacy of Christian writing…

Biblical fiction, as a genre, creates stories around what we do know of the Bible, filling in gaps, not as an alternative to scripture…

I felt like it was time to revisit a classic, by having another read of The Robe by Lloyd C Douglas. It stands the…

Reading part one of this book, my instinct was that I shouldn’t be. I felt uncomfortable. I had the feeling of being an intruder…

This book ended very suddenly for me. I got to the end, thinking I still had about a third of the book to go,…