Here it is folks. I’ve been keeping this under wraps for almost a week now, and I cannot do it any more. Without further fanfare…Zilson Costa‘s spectacular cover for the second book in the Missionary Max series: Missionary Max and the Lost City.
Edit: If you have not read Missionary Max and the Jungle Princess, which is the first book in the series, you can get it here, in paperback or Kindle formats.
Mrs. Oliveira’s sixth grade class sent me some fan mail, and it’s so great I thought I’d share it with you here. Note: if you have not yet read the Missionary Max books, there are some spoilers here. The good news is, the books are available on Amazon. _____________ Did you enjoy this post? Consider…
Finally, at long last, it is here. Missionary Max and the Jungle Princess is officially available for purchase on Amazon. A couple things about this book: It is a new version of The Astonishing Adventures of Missionary Max. The original Missionary Max saga was released by a publishing company. That company went through some major…
The other day it occurred to me that it had been a while since I checked for new reviews for the Missionary Max books on Amazon. Turns out, there was indeed a new one for Missionary Max and the Lost City, and it’s…well…um…take a look: How is this written in this century let alone this…
Every five years or so our furlough travels take us through the little hamlet of Limestone, PA. Whenever we visit, I am flooded with memories of the five years I spent there as a child. This time, as I made my customary pilgrimage through ancient haunts, it struck me that, although I did not know…
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The following is section of Chapter 18 of Missionary Max and the Jungle Princess, entitled Traditional Values. It features brand-new original art by artist-extraordinaire Zilson Costa. In the previous chapter, our hero spent a day as the guest of the lovely Ilana at a festival of the native Yamani people. Though the day was enjoyable,…