Category Archives: Christian Fiction
It is easy to think that mystery belongs only to the dark. Shadows have always carried the weight of the unknown, and night gives the imagination free rein to wander. But over time, I have learned that the strange and … Continue reading
There is something sacred about the hour when day slips into night, a moment that feels both fragile and perfect. It is neither fully day nor truly night, but something in between, a quiet bridge that connects two worlds. The … Continue reading
There is a special kind of fear that doesn’t come from monsters or shadows. It comes from something much quieter — when something familiar becomes strange. You know that feeling. You walk into a room you’ve known your whole life, … Continue reading
Fear is one of the oldest and most primal emotions we carry. It kept our ancestors alive, sharpening their senses against predators, guiding them to safety, and teaching them to recognize danger before it struck. Yet, in today’s world—where … Continue reading
Book Review Submitted by Steve Levi Usually, books which deal with the dark and dangerous take place in spooky castles, dingy dungeons, or in graveyards at midnight. After all, how many times have you seen a movie where the murderous, … Continue reading