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Tag Archives: Starting a Business
“He Should Have Told the Bees” by Amanda Cox
Surprising Inheritance! After the death of her father, George, Beckett is shocked to find that she does not own her family home and business. Instead, her father arraigned that she would share ownership with a stranger. The woman, Callie, is … Continue reading
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“To Win a Prince” by Toni Shiloh
Finding Treasure on a Tropical Island! Welcome to the amazing African island country, Ọlọrọ Ilé. Iris, an American transplant, is best friends with the queen. Iris has started a sustainable clothing line, Aso, to highlight the talents of the women … Continue reading
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“The Florence Legacy” by Lauraine Snelling
Going to Italy? For years, Bree and her friends have dreamt of going to Italy. Years earlier, when Bree became a widow with children, she began struggling financially, and going on a trip was out of the question. When her … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Florence Legacy”, Adult Children, Bailing out Children, Becky's Blog, Boyfriend Trouble, Christian Fiction, Coffee, Disappointing Children, Dream Trip, Family Drama, Financial Difficulties, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Inheritance, Italy, Language Lessons, Lauraine Snelling, Loss of Money, No Age Limit for Parenting, Single Parenting, Starting a Business, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Widower, Widowhood, Worthy Publishing
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“To Steal a Heart” by Jen Turano
Solving Cases & Finding Love! Gabriella (Gabe) and Nicholas grew up with a gang of thieves and pick pockets. Although they had … Continue reading
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Tagged Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishers, Changing Life's Direction, Christian Fiction, Different Life Circumstances, Finding Answers, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Jen Turano, NetGalley, New York, New York's Four Hundred, Starting a Business, The Gilded Age, Thieves & Pickpockets, Tickmenot, To Steal a Heart, Walking with Jesus
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“After a Fashion” by Jen Turano
Happy Birthday? Harriet Peabody has made it a practice to say a special prayer to God on her birthday. This year, instead of asking for something specific, she left the choice completely up to the Almighty. She just asks Him … Continue reading
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Tagged 1882 New York City Society, A Pretend Engagement, Bethany House Publishing, Birthday Prayer, Blackmail, Christian Fiction, Confidence Schemes, Dress Bustles, Estranged Relatives, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Jen Turano, Loss of Job, Starting a Business
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