Not to say that I liked all of the characters-but, they all served their purposes well and added to the novel.Ībiding Flame offers sci-fi, faith, flaws, and redemption. There was never a point where I felt let down by a scene or a character. She creates a wonderful blend of sci-fi settings and and action while keeping her characters and their plights based in a bit of realism. From the first pages, Creeden caught my interest in the characters' stories and kept me hooked until the very end.

The demon’s obedient but unwilling servant is sent on a suicide mission to keep the ship from reaching its destination.Ībiding Flame is fast paced and very well developed. The same ship holds the one who will fulfill the dark planet’s prophecy, but a demonic force boards to stop the vessel. Sam Austin and his wife mourn the loss of their only child and decide to make a fresh start at the space station. Through a fateful series of events, the rejoined pair will leave Earth to become part of a colony orbiting a new planet. Her options are as limited as her strength and mobility. Darkness can be overcome… Terminally ill Lynette Lamb is forced to reunite her wayward son and grandson. Quick Summary of Abiding Flame by Pauline Creeden. I received a complimentary copy of Abiding Flame for use in this review. I was excited to read and review Abiding Flame from author Pauline Creeden. evil conflicts-as well as some emotional, faith, and real-world, human conflicts as well. The description of Abiding Flame seemed to combine both the usual good vs. As a recovering scientist, science fiction novels often catch my interest-especially if a particular book has more of a medical/alternate world/human nature hook attached to it as well.

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