A God-sized Goal, or BiHaG (Big Hairy Goal).

Tell me: What is your Big Hairy Goal?

I want to show a whole lot of people worldwide that God is real and lovingly active in the broken physical world for those who seek Him.

To do this BiHaG, I plan to finish and market my sci-fi books (published via the Jurnee division of Winged Publications), and also begin a series of Church Sci-Fi Thrillers and market them, too.

Tell me: What is your Big Hairy Goal?

My BiHaG has already started with the Sci-fi Soul’s Warfare series.

The Message in My Sci-Fi Books

An oasis of peace

In my sci-fi books, I send love to all who feel caught between an atheistic Big Bang theory and a universe created by a caring God.

In empirical science, probability determines whether a theory is believable. The thumbs up for supporting a theory is repeated testing that that shows a minimum of 51% probability.

However, the probability that the universe and all it contains exists by chance is so tiny that somebody came up with the “it evolved millions and billions of years ago.” That somebody is trying very hard to make reality possible without a Creator.

Be scientific, folks. Use realistic probabilities to get the thumbs up on your theories.

Pinterest posts

I’m learning how to use Pinterest to express my interests.

Here’s a link to READABLE ROSEMARY ALTHOFF.

A collage of THE HOT MARBLE characters plus a nerdy Darth Vader.

Review of THE HOT MARBLE

Kindle Customer

5.0 out of 5 stars

Engaging Sci-Fi with a Powerful Twist

Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024
I was given this book as a gift, and although I am not typically a fantasy or sci-fi reader, I found myself completely gripped by this story. Each character has their own story, their own challenges, and their own voice. I would follow each character no matter what the setting; although, as far as settings go I found the world building fascinating.

Tl; dr: lore, character, setting, plot all exceeded by expectations

About Rosemary’s Books

Since I was about three years old, I wanted to write stories that both entertained and encouraged people. My first inspiration was The Little Engine That Could, with pretty pastoral illustrations and an energetic young train engine.

Later I read J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings stories. Such joy! I wanted there to be reality behind the magic. The joy of the hobbits sustained me through dark teenage times.

After Tolkien’s books, C.S. Lewis’s space trilogy came to me from a friend (thank you, Michael!). The message, especially in Perelandra, was clear: The spiritual realm of Christianity with angels and demons is real. And since I was very familiar with lies and dangers, I yearned for truth, a reality that could give me protection as well as joy in my quest.

In high school I began writing fantasy. But I was in my thirties when a writer looked at a chapter I’d written about a princess fleeing from a wicked plot to take over the kingdom. The experienced writer told me, “There’s always a layer of truth under a good fantasy.” So, I wondered, what is the layer of truth, of joyful reality behind my stories?

As I matured, I unpacked a whole Tardis of trouble and saw how Jesus has protected me from evil and replaced mental “stinking thinking” with a joyful soul. The underlying bedrock firmed under my books. At this point, I have two published. The bedrock under them is the struggle between good and evil.

In Book 1 of the Soul’s Warfare series, The Hot Marble, I pose a question: What do you do if the devil kidnaps your soul?

In Book 2, The Cave Chamber, I pose the question, How can you just be yourself and, with God’s help, rescue your universe? Note: Book 2 is rather dark. The reality behind the story is a tormented soul in deadly warfare.

Book 3 is named The Horned Edge, the deep dark organization that plans to conquer two planets—and on from there. The forces behind The Horned Edge intend to devour, not just territory, but the people’s souls. My question is, How can you be your broken self and overcome a huge evil with just what you’ve been hiding in your sock drawer?

When you read the books, you can just sit back and enjoy the adventure. There’s humor and romance, too. And, if your soul needs to escape some darkness, may the books point you to what and Who can help you and give you joy.

Book 2–The Cave Chamber The hound named Spirit
Gracie is stronger than she looks.