First, please check out the very nice review by Mary over at Walking The Walk. Also, don’t miss the giveaway opportunity.
Second, let the trumpets sound and the villagers rejoice, I have just sent the manuscript for the second Missionary Max adventure to the publishers.
Can I get a w00t?
And, lest we forget, you can get your own copy of the first adventure here and here.
Death-defying taxi drivers, corrupt government officials, hordes of angry natives, Nazi robots… Wait…did you say Nazi robots? Yes. Yes we did. It’s all in a day’s work for the one and only Missionary Max. Missionary Max is a fictional character created by real-life missionary Andrew Comings. He (Max, not Andrew) is something of a cross…
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…
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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…
The past couple of weeks saw two new reviews of The Astonishing Adventures of Missionary Max hit cyberspace. First up, a review that originally ran in the bulletin of our home church in Lakeland Florida, written by the associate pastor (also…my brother). Money quote: “…the action, romance and multi-layered plots will keep just about anyone…
This morning I got to do one of my all-time favorite things: talk to a group of kids about missions, Brazil, and Missionary Max. This time it was at the invitation of Miss Elliot of the Portage Christian School in Portage, IN. They recently added the Missionary Max books to their library, and thought it…