Born in the Southwest, I have lived all over the US and spent many years in the Caribbean. I'm a people-watcher and a comparative thinker who is fascinated with words, art, and ideas.
I have a passion to share spiritual life in a way that allows the reader to weigh the values of different ideologies from a non-threatening perspective (a favorite reading chair). My heart is best expressed in the article Science Fiction . . . and our Brokenness .
My new series -- Scions of the Aegean C -- is written in the "steampunk" genre (a sub-genre of Scifi) and book one is available right here on Smashwords.
HOW FAR CAN LOVE TRAVEL?
The continuing glut of romance novels in our society bears testimony to the desire of so many women to know a love that will endure all things for the sake of the beloved. But romance isn't the only kind of love, and the continuing onslaught of action movies featuring the camaraderie of buddies who will risk death to save each other says even tough guys crave love.
Author Terry Craig says, "In my series, Scions of the Aegean C, I wanted to show the many faces of what we call love and the long-term impact each kind can have upon people, their families, communities, and the world. Yes, there will be some sweet love stories, but there will be threads of sacrificial love, familial love, deep bonds of friendship, and even dysfunctional love. All along the way, there will be adventure, exploration, discovery, and the unfolding mystery of faith."
The Scions series brings adventure and danger with a fine love story. It's written for readers 16 and up who relish stories with complex characters and richly-textured settings.
In Genres: Christian Fiction> Romance
Christian SciFi, Steampunk
GATEKEEPER, SOJOURNER, AND SWORDSMAN
Three ordinary men, who by their everyday obedience to Christ, play active roles in the fulfillment of God’s will for human history.
Together, these three novels demonstrate the fruit of persevering faithfulness and the dangers of being focused on anything other than Jesus Christ. The lives of the people in GATEKEEPER, SOJOURNER, and SWORDSMAN intersect as increasing pressure refines and defines their characters.
As full moons come and go, attempts to find the missing daughter of Aegea's new leader and her servant covertly continue. Under an Open Sky, Book 3 in the Scions of the Aegean C series, continues an epic narrative of love, choices, and God's ability to redeem. Adventure and danger with a fine love story for ages 16 and up.
Two young women have vanished and not even their kidnappers know where they are. Shaye had childhood fantasies about finding the legendary Exiles and walking among them in the place her people called "the land of cloud and leaf." But this isn't at all what she imagined.
What Mama Never Told You About the Afterlife contains a hyper-linked topical index so readers can search and click on point-by-point comparisons and examples that will help them comprehend the gulf between what proponents say about Universalism and what Scripture says.
THE VICTORY
Are all faiths one, or is there only one faith? Regardless of your thoughts on the "end times," SWORDSMAN will challenge you to consider the focus of your hope, and ask yourself if you have faith that endures. This book isn't about when Christians leave . . . it's about how they live.
THE UNRAVELING
SOJOURNER examines the question: What if all the popular predictions about the fate of the world are wrong? The intrigue of SOJOURNER is in its captivating characters and then in the unfolding epic of unbalanced power, contagion, destruction, and victory. SOJOURNER is Book 2 in the Fellowship of the Mystery trilogy
THE ELECTION
As GATEKEEPER opens, America teeters on the brink of chaos. Polarization continues while an increasingly angry populace lives on the edge of poverty and secret power struggles threaten to spill over into violence on an unprecedented scale
The spacecraft named "Aegean C" crashed on an unknown planet a century ago. Descendents of those who survived live on using a fascinating mix of old-world tech and secret recipes. Attempts to end clashes of culture and power struggles have resulted in a society where few, if any, feel truly free. Will the Fifth Generation see a return of the unrest that nearly ended the colony years ago?