Timothy Stone is an Army veteran who served in combat operations in Iraq. He can be found in his free time reading way too much manga, comics, and speculative fiction, as well as other genres. He above all is a horrible sinner saved by the grace of God, and hopes he can bring glory to His Savior and Lord. Read his reviews of fantasy and other books on GoodReads.
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Amish Vampires in Space by Kerry Nietz
In this non-parody novel, author Kerry Nietz tells a believable science fiction tale of adventures in the far future of Amish settlers on an interstellar voyage.
—Timothy Stone —

Girls Und Panzer: Ridiculous Anime Brings Real Heart

“Girls und Panzer” is a wonderful secular story that doesn’t just explore biblical themes, but connects them.
— Timothy Stone in September 2016 —

Tainted Powers A Steampunk Adventure With Relatable Characters

In steampunk adventure Tainted, author Morgan Busse gives us a tale of two compelling characters struggling with their own moral choices.
— Timothy Stone in August 2016 —

‘Heir Of Hope’ Is A Terrific Ending To The Follower Of The Word Trilogy

Author Morgan Busse brings her terrific Follower of the Word trilogy to an end with a story that explores sacrifice and the notions of providence and free will.
— Timothy Stone in September 2015 —

‘Daredevil’ Fights For True Heroism In Redemptive Darkness

The Netflix series is known for gritty realism, but is actually about a hero fighting for integrity and faith.
— Timothy Stone in May 2015 —

A Combat Veteran Explores The ‘Pretty Cure’ Magical Girl Anime, Part 2

Reviewer Timothy Stone explains one reason he enjoys this anime series: colorful yet honest themes of repentance and forgiveness.
— Timothy Stone in May 2015 —

A Combat Veteran Explores The ‘Pretty Cure’ Magical Girl Anime, Part 1

Reviewer Timothy Stone introduces and explains the long-running “Pretty Cure” franchise.
— Timothy Stone in May 2015 —

I Believe In Father Christmas

I, an adult male in my thirties, believe in Santa Claus because I met him in Kuwait.
— Timothy Stone in December 2014 —

Heartless Offers A Subtle and Meaningful Christian Allegory

Anne Elisabeth Stengl weaves a fantasy adventure of deep symbolism with a subtle touch that is refreshing.
— Timothy Stone in July 2014 —

‘Amish Vampires In Space’ Takes The Topic Seriously

In this non-parody novel, author Kerry Nietz tells a believable science fiction tale of adventures in the far future of Amish settlers on an interstellar voyage.
— Timothy Stone in May 2014 —

‘Valor’s Worth’: Trusting The Lord With Our Traumas

Though an exciting story, “Valor’s Worth” is also a journey through the main character dealing with traumas in a realistic manner, upheld by faith.
— Timothy Stone in April 2014 —

Finding Beauty and Truth In The Original Mistborn Trilogy

Though a Mormon and not a believer, Brandon Sanderson has still written books that show the beauty and truth of God via the struggles and triumphs of his characters.
— Timothy Stone in March 2014 —

Don’t Ditch Santa, Part 2

St. Nicholas began as a Christian symbol. Let’s celebrate him, not shun him.
— Timothy Stone in December 2013 —

Don’t Ditch Santa, Part 1

Scripture and history prove pagans don’t own Santa. The early Church does.
— Timothy Stone in December 2013 —

The Firebird Universe Darkens In ‘Wind and Shadow’

Kathy Tyers’ return to sweeping space-opera had me enjoying and tearing through the story.
— Timothy Stone in May 2013 —

‘Son Of Truth’: Sometimes The Worst Things Have Purpose

In Follower of the Word book 2, author Morgan Busse weaves together an epic tale of good versus evil, redemption, and a tested faith.
— Timothy Stone in April 2013 —

A Worthy Successor To ‘The Lord Of The Rings’

In ‘Daughter of Light,’ Morgan Busse’s mythology is impressive, her characters realistic, and her themes truthful. Buy it and read it. It is truly fantastic.
— Timothy Stone in July 2012 —

Author’s Humility and Skill Makes ‘Firebird’ Soar

Though this military-veteran reviewer had some difficulties with the violence, this author-annotated space-opera series is masterful.
— Timothy Stone in June 2012 —

Lorehaven epilogue sponsors

Stripped of all credibility and most of her friends, can Maxine find some way to save humanity when the world is bent on self-destruction?

Maxine Justice: Public Offender by Daniel Schwabauer
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Maxine Justice: Public Offender by Daniel Schwabauer