William Pickrel writes the Unseen Truth series — clean Christian supernatural suspense where the spiritual world is as real and present as the one we can see. His favorite books have always been spiritual thrillers with strong, driving storylines — and he writes the way he reads. After the death of his father, a retired pastor, in October of 2025, Bill put his thirty-plus years of storytelling to work, carrying on his father's message of hope. He writes from a simple conviction: that a story can reach a heart in places a sermon can't. His novels move fast and keep you turning pages, but underneath every one is a question about faith, doubt, and what lasts. He writes for the reader who wants to be gripped — and maybe, quietly, changed. William also writes the Smidge series for children. He lives and writes in the mountains of Western Maryland. Browse the complete Unseen Truth series at unseentruthbooks.com. To learn more about the heart behind the books, visit unseentruth.org.
If you’re a fan of "destiny" tropes and stories that feel like a warm hug for your soul, you need to check out The Rings. The way the two timelines mirror each other is pretty masterful. The premise is super romantic. Watching them collide felt really authentic. It’s not just a "boy meets girl" story, it’s a story about learning to be vulnerable again, which I think everyone can relate to. It’s definitely a Christian romance, so expect themes of faith, divine timing, and a lot of heart. It’s sweet, it’s sweeping, and it’s one of those books that leaves you feeling a bit more hopeful about the world.
The Rings by is a thought-provoking novel that blends mystery, emotion, and symbolism into an engaging story. Pickrel creates believable characters whose struggles and choices keep the reader invested from beginning to end. The pacing is steady, revealing new layers without feeling rushed, while the writing remains clear and immersive. Themes of connection, sacrifice, and personal growth resonate throughout the book, making it both entertaining and meaningful. It's a memorable read that lingers long after the final page.
I already finished reading The Rings by William Pickrel, and I really enjoyed it. The story kept my attention from beginning to end, and I liked how it made me want to keep reading to see what would happen next. The characters were interesting, and the plot had plenty of action and suspense. Overall, I think it was a good book that was easy to follow, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes adventure and mystery.
I received a free ARC of this book. William Pickrel creates a really immersive ancient backdrop for this romance between a king and a vineyard keeper. The middle section slows down a bit for internal reflection, but the genuine chemistry and emotional payoff at the end make it completely worth the read.