Monthly Archives: August 2021

“Every Knee Shall Bow” by Bryan Litfin

A Grand Adventure! The beautiful Flavia, a devout Christian who grew up with a life of privilege is thrown together with Rex, a tough soldier who believes there is no difference between Christianity, and the worship of the old gods. … Continue reading

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“Dozers Don’t Dose” by Melinda Rathjen

Illustrated by Gareth Williams No Need for the Sandman! Having trouble getting a little one to go to sleep?  Are they coming up with all kinds of reasons why they do not need to slumber?  If so, you will identify … Continue reading

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“Joy—God’s Secret Weapon for Every Believer” by Georgian Banov

I’ve Got Joy! Georgian grew up in communist controlled Bulgaria where life was a meaningless drudgery.  People tried to survive despite constant lack of food, horrible living conditions, and trying to stay out of trouble with the communists.  As a … Continue reading

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“God of Wonders” by Faith Blatchford

Spectacular Living! Want to live a life of awe, aware of the wonders that surround you?  Have you ever only appreciated something when it was gone?  This devotional wants to change that.  See the marvels around you, and let them … Continue reading

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“Beyond the Tides” by Liz Johnson

A Good Fish Story! Ten years ago, Oliver ruined Meg’s chance for a scholarship when he destroyed her high school science project.  Ever since, Meg has held a grudge, and can’t stand him. Today, her dad surprised her by saying … Continue reading

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“Under the Bayou Moon” by Valerie Fraser Luesse

                      Southern Charm! Ellie, a young teacher from an Alabama farm, longs to see what the rest of the world looks like.  It is 1949, a couple of years after … Continue reading

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“A Midnight Dance” by Joanna Davidson Politano

                      Getting What You Always Wanted? A disfiguring fire in Victorian England cut short the career of Ella’s mom, a famous ballerina.  Because of that, Ella grew up in poverty … Continue reading

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“The Barrister and the Letter of Marque” by Todd M. Johnson

                      Intrigue, Tricks & Subterfuge! Lady Madeleine Jameson is low on cash and desperate to save her crumbling estate, as well as, help her infirm, sick father.  She takes a … Continue reading

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“Between the Wild Branches” by Connilyn Cossette

                      Between a Rock and…. Set during Bible days, Philistine orphan Lukio was taken in by a Hebrew family.  That is when he met Shoshana, and although children, they knew … Continue reading

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