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The Not Exhaustive But Ridiculously Too Long List of Grievances
It seems like the Church today is prone to spiritual abuse. Whether Catholic or Protestant, mega or mini-sized, the Church is rampant with bad leaders acting selfishly, manipulating and lying for purposes that defy logic. Why? What is the pattern that facilitates this behavior? And how can we get better? Be better? Do better? This is the conversation
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Loquacious Musings from an Armchair Theologian
In other words, this is my blog.
An Open Letter to My Best Friend
I remember it well. It was six years ago today. Our wedding day. The weather was perfect - sunny, seventy-five degrees, blue skies, crisp,
Things My Kids Say: No. 028
In today's edition of Things My Kids Say, we have what I like to call "Bible Lessons with Toddlers." It's amazing what this kid
Things My Kids Say: No. 027
Well, I learned something today. Apparently my son already knows about the birds and the bees. And I've just been schooled on exactly how
Things My Kids Say: No. 026
My son is more clever by the day. I have officially been bested by a three year old... Virgil: Mom, I'm thirsty. Me: Okay,
I Can Love Jesus Without Going to Church
I hear this a lot these days: "I can love Jesus without going to church." I suppose you can. But you won't get very
Things My Kids Say: No. 025
My son has a problem interrupting these days. I'm aware it's an epidemic among three year olds, but it's annoying so I'm trying to
Things My Kids Say: No. 024
Today's Edition: Toddler grocery lists. This boy knows how to entice a mom (notice the strategic placement of vegetables on the list). This boy
When Following Him Gets Exhausting
It has been a busy season of life, to say the least. Between kiddos, husband, family, work, worship, church groups, songwriting, and trying to
Things My Kids Say: No. 023
Sometimes, a doctor's gotta go too... Virgil: (Wearing his stethoscope) Mommy, I'm a doctor! Me: You are? Virgil: Yes, it's time for your check
Destination: Wonderfully Made
Friends, I am leading worship for a girls retreat this summer and I would love to have you join us! If you're a girl,
#ChristianProblems
Is it just me or does your inner self ever ask questions like this? "But I thought as a Christian, I wouldn't have any
Jesus Keeps Disappointing Me
I have a question today. It's simple, really. But I've been pondering it a lot lately. Do you love Jesus? Do I love Jesus?
A Bold Humility
Bold humility. Humble boldness. No matter how you word it, those two words don't go together. They are counter-intuitive. One should cancel out the
Somehow (Single)
Somehow (Single) Morgan G Farris ©2009 Morgan G Farris All rights reserved. Track Listing: 1. Somehow Lyrics and Music: Morgan G Farris Produced by:
A Song For a Friend
Above: Stacy (left) with her beautiful daughter (right) with my husband on our wedding day It was five years ago today. We
by Morgan G Farris
Volumes I (Færytales) & II (Legends) » Available Now
Morgan G Farris is an author, musician, and storyteller crafting epic fairy tales of fantasy, faith, and love. Explore her books, music, and creative world today!
Spiritual fantasy romance series. Books to read if you like Sarah J Maas, books like The Princess Bride, characters like Rhysand, and characters like Aelin. Favorite fantasy books of 2025. Romantic fantasy with medium spice. Romantasy books from booktok. Bookstagram recommendations. Best of fantasy books in 2025. Books to read if you’re looking for Christian fantasy that’s not preachy or lame. Realistic spiritual fantasy books. Author and former Daystar Television Network employee.
The Princess and the Card Wolf
An excerpt from my latest book, The Song in the Shadows
A spiritual fantasy romance series with medium spice and epic world-building
“You, sir, are no gentleman.”
“And here I was thinking you’d had your fill of gentlemen this evening.” He shuffled the cards with practiced ease and began dealing them.
“I’m not joking. I don’t know a single game.”
He finished dealing and said, “Lucky for you, I am a shark.”
“I thought we had established you are a wolf.”
“A card wolf. I like that.”
“Again, I must commend you for your uncanny ability to find a compliment in every turn of phrase.”
“I am gifted in many ways,” he said with a small, mocking bow.
“As the ladies will attest, no doubt.”
A grin. “You’re welcome to find out if the rumors are true.”
“What, that you’re a rake and a scoundrel?”
“Is that what they say?”
“Among many other things.” If the rumors were true, Gian was a man of many talents with those of the gentler sex. Talents about which legend had spread far and wide. Indeed, there was not a woman in the castle who had not touted the finer qualities of Gian’s talents.
Rachæl sneered, picking up the cards strewn before her and looking them over. A four with red hearts, a ten with a black symbol she did not recognize, a nine and eight with the same, and a young man dressed in finery.
“What’s this one?” she asked, showing him the card with the young man.
“A knave,” he said, folding the card back into her hand. “You’re not supposed to show me your cards, Princess.”
“But what is that symbol?” she pressed on, ignoring his advice and showing him the card again. “I have four of them.”
“Four?” he asked in disbelief. When she showed him the evidence of her apparently outlandish claim, he guffawed and said, “Of course.”
“Of course what? Is there something wrong?”
“Only that I dealt you one card shy of humiliating me on the first hand.”
“And is that such a bad thing?”
He chuckled. “Depends on who you ask, I suppose.”
He walked her rather patiently through the finer points of the game, and—despite her better judgment—she placed perfectly good coin on the hopes that she would get the card she wanted in exchange for the card he assured her she did not need. Trusting that he wasn’t lying, she gambled and sipped carefully of the rum in her mug.
Her gamble paid off.
Gian shook his head as he gathered the cards laid before him. “I have a feeling if we were playing for our clothing, I would be stark naked within five hands,” he said.
Heat burned her cheeks without remorse at the bold statement.
He chuckled. “Do I offend, Princess?”
“Do you—do you often play—for your clothes, I mean? With ladies present?”
Gian laughed. “Darling, it would be rather pointless to play for such stakes with anything other than the finer sex.”
Books to read if you like Sarah J Maas, books like The Princess Bride, characters like Rhysand, characters like Aelin. Favorite fantasy books of 2025. Romantic fantasy with low spice. Romantasy books from booktok. Bookstagram recommendations. Best of fantasy books in 2025. Books to read if you’re looking for Christian fantasy that’s not preachy or lame. Realistic spiritual fantasy books.
Morgan G Farris: the Premier Spiritual Fantasy Author of Her Time
In a literary world saturated with fantasy novels that often lean heavily on magic systems, mythical creatures, and dystopian worlds, one author stands out for her deeply emotional, spiritually profound, and richly woven tales—Morgan G Farris. She isn’t just another writer in the genre; she is redefining what it means to write epic spiritual fantasy, blending timeless truths with poetic storytelling and breathtaking romance.
With her hallmark series, The Chalam Færytales, Farris has emerged as the foremost voice in Christian fairy tales, crafting intricate worlds where love, faith, sacrifice, and redemption dance beautifully with magic, royalty, and prophecy. If you haven’t yet discovered her work, this guide will show you why Morgan G Farris is the premier spiritual fantasy author of our time.
A Voice That Transcends the Genre
Morgan G Farris is not just telling stories; she’s building worlds steeped in purpose. Her prose evokes the lyricism of C.S. Lewis and the emotional depth of Madeleine L’Engle, yet her storytelling voice is entirely her own—raw, vivid, and undeniably moving. In an age where fantasy often distances itself from matters of the soul, Farris dares to bring the divine back into the epic, breathing spiritual life into the genre.
Her writing lives at the crossroads of faith and imagination, making her books not only page-turners but soul-stirrers. Readers come for the fantasy but stay for the hope, the heartbreak, and the healing.
The Chalam Færytales: A Romantic Fantasy Series for the Ages
At the center of Morgan G Farris’s success is her sweeping romantic fantasy series, The Chalam Færytales. This series is not just a saga of kings, kingdoms, and cursed destinies—it is a deeply spiritual odyssey of redemption and divine love.
Set in the richly imagined world of Midvar, The Chalam Færytales chronicles the journey of characters who are as broken as they are brave, navigating trials that test their hearts and souls. Each book in the series is a masterclass in world-building, romance, and theological depth.
From the tortured love story of Prince Ferryl and Adelaide to the cosmic weight of prophecy and providence, this series elevates fantasy into something transcendent. It’s no wonder that The Chalam Færytales has become a favorite among readers looking for epic fairytales that offer more than just dragons and sword fights.
Notable Titles in the Series:
- The Promised One
- The Purloined Prophecy
- The Parallax
- The Perdurables
- The War and the Petrichor
- The Stag at Hand
- The Song in the Shadows
- Book VIII (forthcoming)
Each installment adds layers of complexity and spiritual depth, with themes that will resonate deeply with fans of Christian fairy tales and epic spiritual fantasy alike.
What Sets Morgan G Farris Apart?
1. Faith Without Preaching
One of Morgan’s greatest strengths is her ability to write faith into her stories without becoming didactic. Her characters wrestle with doubt, fear, and their understanding of divine will in ways that feel authentic and human. The spiritual elements arise naturally from the narrative—they are not shoehorned in or watered down.
This subtle but powerful approach has earned her a loyal following from both devout Christian readers and those simply seeking truth and meaning in a fantasy setting. Her work shows that Christian fairy tales can be both spiritually rich and artistically compelling.
2. Romance That Feels Real
In The Chalam Færytales, romance is not just a subplot—it’s a heartbeat. The love stories that unfold are as raw as they are radiant. Unlike many in the romantic fantasy series genre, Farris’s romances are not built on fleeting attraction or cliché tropes. They’re layered, sacrificial, and rooted in the characters’ deepest wounds and hopes.
Ferryl and Adelaide’s story, in particular, stands out as one of the most poignant and emotionally intense romances in recent fantasy literature. It’s a love story that will break you and heal you, all while anchoring the spiritual themes of the narrative.
3. Lyrical Prose
Farris’s writing style is both poetic and powerful. Her sentences sing. Her dialogue breathes. Her descriptions transport. Every page feels intentional, with language that elevates the story without losing clarity or emotional resonance.
This lyrical quality makes her books feel like modern epic fairytales—not just stories you read, but experiences you feel in your bones.
4. Characters That Stay With You
What truly cements Morgan G Farris’s place as the premier author of epic spiritual fantasy is her ability to craft unforgettable characters. From tormented kings to fierce queens, from charming morally gray pirates to haunted, enigmatic prophets—each character feels real, flawed, and important.
They’re not just pawns in a plot—they’re the soul of the story. And as they evolve, they take the reader on a journey of self-discovery, faith, and transformation.
A Rising Influence in Christian Speculative Fiction
In a genre long dominated by secular themes, Farris is carving a new path. She is part of a growing movement of authors breathing life into Christian fairy tales that are imaginative, deep, and beautifully written. But even among this emerging crowd, she stands out.
Her books are frequently recommended in reading groups, featured in podcasts, and praised in reviews for bringing something fresh and vital to both the fantasy genre and Christian literature. She’s not just part of the conversation—she’s leading it.
Fan Praise and Critical Acclaim
It’s not just critics who are taking notice. Morgan G Farris has built a passionate fanbase that spans the globe. Readers rave about the emotional depth of her stories, the spiritual insights embedded in every chapter, and the immersive worlds she creates.
“This series changed how I see fantasy. It’s beautiful, it’s powerful, and it pointed me back to God in ways I never expected.” – Goodreads reviewer
“Morgan G Farris is the C.S. Lewis of our generation. She’s crafting stories that will stand the test of time.” – Fantasy Fiction Podcast
“I was expecting a fun fantasy read, but what I got was a spiritual journey that rocked me to my core.” – Amazon Reviewer
More Than Just an Author
Beyond her novels, Morgan G Farris is a voice of encouragement and creativity in the writing community. She is active on social media, sharing insights about her writing process, her faith, and the behind-the-scenes journey of bringing The Chalam Færytales to life. She’s also a musician and artist, weaving beauty through multiple creative avenues.
Her multi-faceted talent only deepens her storytelling, giving her a rare ability to craft narratives that engage both the heart and the mind.
Ideal for a Wide Audience
One of the reasons Farris’s work is so impactful is its accessibility. Whether you’re:
- A teen looking for a new favorite romantic fantasy series
- A parent seeking profound, spiritually rich books for your older children
- A fantasy lover craving something deeper and more meaningful
- A believer looking for epic fairytales that echo biblical truth
Morgan G Farris delivers. Her books are honest without being sanitized, spiritual without being preachy, and deeply human in every way.
The Future of Epic Spiritual Fantasy
As Morgan G Farris continues to release new titles in The Chalam Færytales and expand her literary universe, one thing is clear: she is shaping the future of epic spiritual fantasy.
Her influence is growing, her audience is expanding, and her vision remains focused—to tell stories that matter. Stories that resonate. Stories that remind us of who we are and Whose we are.
Final Thoughts: A Literary Legacy in the Making
In a world hungry for stories that offer more than just entertainment, Morgan G Farris is answering the call. Her books are not just fantasy—they are ministry. They are not just fiction—they are formation.
With her unparalleled blend of epic fairytales, unforgettable characters, breathtaking romance, and deep theological insight, Farris has firmly established herself as the premier spiritual fantasy author of her time.
If you’re looking for a new favorite author—one who writes with heart, hope, and heavenly imagination—look no further than Morgan G Farris.
