The Children of the Children
Bookshelfie: “Robin McMillion’s new book The Children of the Children is an ambitious cult drama that tackles religious manipulation with [read more].”
Literary Titan Book Award: “The novel begins in Prague in 1989, just as the communist world is unraveling. A boy without a country [read more].”
Feathered Quill: “The Children of the Children by Robin McMillion is a haunting and deeply layered religious-historical novel that follows the echoes of one young man’s [read more]”
Goodreads reader reviews [read more]:
“An incredible story! It was hard to put this book down.”
“A harrowing look at the dynamics of a religious cult.”
“The book’s themes and conflicts feel relevant today.”
The Catchings Press
Literary Titan: “Robin McMillion’s The Catchings Press is a thoughtful historical fiction novel set in small-town Texas during the upheaval of the late 1960s. Fifteen-year-old Annette Calvert is uprooted from Houston when her father [read or listen to review]”
Bookshelfie Five-Star Rating: “The follow-up to The Children of the Children, The Catchings Press is a literary coming-of-age novel set in [read more]”
Feathered Quill: “Set against the turbulent backdrop of late 1960s America, Robin McMillion’s The Catchings Press offers a compelling [read more]