Tony Breeden is from West Virginia, home of the Mothman, the Flatwoods Monster and Gray Barker, who likely invented the Men in Black. He's been an avid sci-fi/fantasy/steampunk/monster/comic book fan all his life. His wonderful wife and four adventurous boys share his geek fandom, but not his all-consuming thirst for robust coffee. His first book, Johnny Came Home, was published September 2012. You can find out more about his books at TonyBreedenBooks.com and on Facebook.
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Tony Breeden on Story Evangelism

“A lot of us insist that Christian fiction should deliver a Christian message. … The question then becomes whether these stories should deliver the Gospel or whether it’s OK to simply edify.”
— Tony Breeden in October 2015 —

Origin Stories: Indie Novelist Tony Breeden

Christians should be hard-wired for wonder, so why don’t many churches encourage creativity?
— Tony Breeden in August 2014 —

A Well-Researched Imaginative Retelling Of The Biblical Noah

Dawn Apocalyse Rising faithfully recreates Noah’s world with dinosaurs and ancient technology. Very well researched. A fun read!
— Tony Breeden in February 2013 —

‘Prophecy Of The Heir’ Is A Daringly Imaginative Retelling Of The Bible

Prophecy of the Heir covers the Creation of our universe to the birth of Christ, seen through the eyes of angels.
— Tony Breeden in February 2013 —

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Connected by the past, but forced apart in the present, Noelle and Dante must discover the truth about the Firefly and Vestiges before they lose all hope—and each other—for good.

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