Frances Carden

About Frances

Frances is the author of the horror novella The Mine. She has also been published in Abundant Grace; Magical: An Anthology of Fantasy, Fairy Tales, and other Magical Fiction for Adults; Answers I’ll Accept: True Accounts of Online Dating; 20 Something Magazine; and Wisteria Magazine. She wrote for Epinions.com for eight years. Frances is currently working on a dark fantasy/horror novel called Plague Town.

Frances has a Master in Writing from Johns Hopkins University and works as a technical writer during the day, where she attempts to make software exciting.

Frances’ Reviews

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

A Moving Memoir Author: Maya Angelou I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings is a powerful memoir about survival, about finding ...
All You'll See Is Sky

All You’ll See Is Sky

A Memoir of Tragedy and Redemption in Africa Author: Janet A. Wilson Janet Wilson has had enough of her staid existence ...
Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions

Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions

How to Defend Your Convictions  Author: Gregory Koukl Have you ever known the answer to something, but frozen when someone asked ...
Haar, The

Haar, The

Love Never Dies Author: David Sodergren Muriel McAuley has grown up, married, grieved, seen horrors and happiness, and plans to end ...
Christie Affair, The

Christie Affair, The

An Affair of the Heart Author: Nina De Gramont In December 1926, author Agatha Christie disappeared from her home. She left ...
Prisoner’s Throne, The

Prisoner’s Throne, The

Oak's Side of the Story Author: Holly Black At the end of The Stolen Heir, Oak is left at Wren’s sadistic ...
Bruises on a Butterfly

Bruises on a Butterfly

Childhood Lost Author: Chad Lutzke In a Michigan cornfield, a handmade fort stands, the secret lair of three young boys. Tonight, ...
Black River Orchard

Black River Orchard

This Book Is One Bad Apple Author: Chuck Wendig Dan Paxson is holding on to his father’s crumbling legacy, no matter ...
Lesser Dead, The

Lesser Dead, The

“We often live next to monsters unawares.” Author: Christopher Buehlman Joey Peacock’s life is frozen at fourteen. Forty years later, still ...
Oresteia

Oresteia

A Family Affair Author: Aeschylus In Aeschylus’ famous triad, The Oresteia, the author explores themes of violence and honor killings, ...
Questioning Evangelism

Questioning Evangelism

A Refreshing New Approach Author: Randy Newman I’ve always shied away from evangelism, even though Jesus makes it clear in ...
Killer Crop, A

Killer Crop, A

An Apple a Day Will Keep The Investigation Away Author: Sheila Connolly Meg has inherited an orchard and is still trying ...
Confronting Christianity

Confronting Christianity

How Can You Believe; How Can You Not? Author: Rebecca McLaughlin Have you ever wondered if the world would be better ...
By the Light of Dead Stars

By the Light of Dead Stars

Dead Stars, Dead Plot Author: Andrew Van Wey Something is going on, something unnatural, cosmic, fetid. It started with a car ...
God Who Loves You, The

God Who Loves You, The

The Nature of Sacrificial Love Author: Peter Kreeft Love is a word that we throw around a lot, both in Christianity ...
Underwater Daughter

Underwater Daughter

A Lyrical Memoir of Abuse Author: Antonia Deignan As a child, Tuni didn’t know that her father was sexually abusing her ...
Last Astronaut, The

Last Astronaut, The

Last Chance for Redemption, Last Hope for Earth Author: David Wellington Sally Jansen is haunted by a dead dream. Once upon ...
First Lie Wins

First Lie Wins

The Last Mark Author: Ashley Elston Evie Porter has a good life, at least, from what you can see. She’s living ...
Cure for the Common Life

Cure for the Common Life

A Guide to Finding and Applying Your God-Given Gifts Author: Max Lucado In Cure for the Common Life author Max Lucado ...
Transforming Discipleship

Transforming Discipleship

Discipleship by Popularity?  Author: Greg Ogden In Transforming Discipleship author Greg Ogden sells his own program, focused on creating a “micro-group” ...