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In Proverbs we are told that "The refining pot is for silver and the furnace for gold, And a man is valued by what others say of him." (Pro 27:21 NKJV) All of us have a tendency to fret over what others think of us, or of our work, and this author is no exception. While we are warned not to fret, as it only causes harm, it's true that you as a Reader will be interested in finding out what others say of these books. So, here are a few reviews found online.

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Life in Hyperspace click the image to buy	Really enjoyed the humorous situations - family life is great. Was impressed with the references for help with ADD and ADHD children and the quotes from Proverbs were appropriate for the situation. - LULU, Amazon
A Prince of Lynvia I: Of Secrets and Sorcery click the image to buy	The kind-hearted main character, Kyne is disliked, made fun of, and bullied at school. He perseveres and makes his first friend. When he sleeps, he steps into an enchanting medieval-style world of kingdoms, dragons, knights, and magic. He comes to realize that he alone has special powers which enable him to fulfil his destiny and purpose in the world. He prays and is thankful to God regularly, giving Him the glory for being the true sovereign. Written in the third person, there is suspense and interest all the way making it a very engaging and fun story for older children--I would guess it is geared to ages 7-12. It would also be entertaining for anyone who loves gentle, lighthearted fantasy. - Book Maven, Amazon
Life in Hyperspace click the image to buy	If you have kids with ADD and/or ADHD, you might pick up some hints or ideas on how to deal with this from someone with experience. Even those who don’t will recognize the commonality in some of the stories whether comparing to your own kids, grandkids, or yourself as a kid. I got a good laugh out of a mishap with the dishwasher that reminded me of a slightly less serious episode with my youngest granddaughter last week. Chris Solaas writes with an eye to the humor in his struggles which can be entertaining to anyone. - BigAl, Amazon
A Prince of Lynvia II: Of Mobsters and Magic click the image to buy	Magic, adventures, mobsters and drama make for the perfect mix to continue the story of Kyne and his friends. Add in some dragons and goblins and this is a book that is going to keep you going from one adventure to the next. Well written with a well developed plot. - Diana A., Amazon
A Prince of Lynvia I: Of Secrets and Sorcery click the image to buy	This book is obviously targeted at early teens and pre-teens, but I enjoyed them a lot at 72 years old. Though the children make mistakes appropriate to their age, they are all surprisingly mature and complex. The adults are quite fallible also. The world building is left at enough to suspend disbelief, but not enough to enthrall the diehard world builder fanatic (you know who you are). The worlds are both believable and satisfying. This is fun fantasy From my point of view, the hero is an amazing kid. I suspect this is true for those of his age group also. The developments into royalty, magic, and superheroes are handled with relative ease. The dragons are cool. - D. Bergsland, Amazon