There is evidence of a mini-Catholic Literary Revival in the number of new works of Catholic fiction being published. We do our best to review as many of these as we are able in the pages of the St. Austin Review. One such novel is Centurion’s Daughter. We hope to publish a review of this novel soon. In the meantime, visitors to this site might be interested in checking our this promotional video:
Centurion’s Daughter: New Catholic Fiction
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About the Author: Joseph Pearce
Joseph Pearce is a Catholic author and biographer who has written about subjects as various as GK Chesterton, economics, and Shakespeare.
I’d also love to plug Therese Heckenkamp’s growing collection of suspense novels for Catholic teens-young adults. I’ve had the privilege of reviewing two of them, and found them to be positively riveting and quite successful at spreading the message of the Faith without being overtly obvious or preachy.
Her second novel, Frozen Footprints, is the most impressive one, but her first novel- Past Suspicion, is also very enjoyable.
God bless!