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Tag Archives: Barbour Books
“Hope Like Wildflowers,” by Pepper Basham
Troubles Multiplying! It is the 1910s in the Appalachian Mountains, and Kizzie is in trouble. She is sixteen-years-old, pregnant, and starving. In addition, she is broke, and wandering in the frozen woods because her father kicked her out. Her troubles … Continue reading
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Tagged 1910s, Appalachian Mountains, Baby Care, Barbour Books, Based on True Events, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Finding Work, Following God, God, Helping Others, Hope Like Wildflowers, Kept Woman, Kicked Out of Family, Kindness of Strangers, Life-Changing Experience, Mystery, Pepper Basham, Ridicule, Servant, Single Mother, Starting Over, Tickmenot, Unwed Mother, Walking with Jesus, Wealthy Family
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“A Lancaster Amish Christmas: 4 Romance Novellas,” by Anne Blackburne, Amy Clipston, Mindy Steele, & Amy Lillard
Merry Amish Christmas! Enjoy four Amish stories that take place during Christmas time. The first tale is, “Lucy’s Christmas Sunbeam.” Lucy, although young, took over raising her infant sister, Millie, after her parent’s deaths. Millie has Down’s Syndrome, and because … Continue reading
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Tagged 4 Stories, Accept Truth, Act or Lose Love, Amish, Amish Fiction, Amish School Teacher, Amy Clipston, Amy Lillard, Anne Blackburne, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Boyfriend Won't Propose, Child Taken, Christian Fiction, Christmas Time, Down's Syndrome, False Report, Gossip, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Mindy Steele, Move Business, Past Love Returns, Taking Over Parenting, Tickmenot, Troubled Old Boyfriend, Untrue Lies, Unwanted Move, Walking with Jesus, Widow & Son, Widower & Son
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“Tracking Tilly,” by Janice Thompson
My Little Red Truck…. RaeLyn Hadley has spent every penny she had to win a ferocious bidding war to get back her grandfather’s ancient red truck, Tilly. Missing for many years, it was a fluke to find Tilly had re-surfaced, … Continue reading
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Tagged Antique Truck, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Christian Mystery, Disliked by Family, Faith, Family Ties, Farm Ownership, Farmer's Hardships, Former Boyfriend, Grandfather's Possessions, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Janice Thompson, Local Characters, Memories of Grandfather, Mending Relationships, Mystery, Small Town Life, Solve Mystery, Starting a Business, Stolen Truck, Tickmenot, Tracking Tilly, Walking with Jesus
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“The Women of Wynton’s,” by Donna Mumma
Murder for Sale! People are dying, things are going wrong, and Audrey is getting all the blame. But she is totally devoted to the Wynton’s Department Store, the only one who cares more about it is Mr. Wynton himself. It … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950's, Accidents, Arson, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Career Woman, Caused Sickness, Detective, Dishonest Relatives, Distrust, Donna Mumma, Family Owned Department Store, Florida, Gossip, Gunshots, Missing Deliveries, Modeling, Mystery, Owner Sick, Paris, Poison, Poisonous Insect, Racial Prejudice, Rumors, Sick Owner, Small Town, Sports Car, Stealing, Suspense, The Women of Wynton’s, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Wrongly Accused
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“Mary’s Calico Hope,” by Anne Blackburne
Hopeless Love! When Mary was a small child, a car hit their Amish buggy taking the life of her dad, and left Mary handicapped. Even though she has had many surgeries, she is in constant pain, and is only mobile … Continue reading
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Tagged “Mary’s Calico Hope, ”, #bgbg2, Amish, Anne Blackburne, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Car Hits Amish Buggy, Christian Fiction, Falsely Accused, Gossip, Handicapped, Impossible Relationship, Join Amish Church, Loss of a Parent, Mennonite, New Doctor, New Surgery, Pain Relief, Shunned, Tickmenot, Walk with Crutches, Walking with Jesus
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“The Sleuth of Blackfriars Lane,” by Michelle Griep
Wedded Bliss? This is a lively mystery that takes place in 1887 London. Kit starts off wrong the first day she and her dad, Henry, open a detective agency. She immediately takes a case she was not supposed to, and … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Sleuth of Blackfriars Lane”, 1887, Assassin, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Breaking the Rules, Busy Husband, Christian Fiction, Danger, Dangerous Work, Detective Agency, Drug Lord, Find the Baby, Homeless, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Kidnapped, London, Lying Client, Michelle Griep, Missing Child, Missing Husband, Mystery, New Baby, New Job, Peril, Police Chief Inspector, Street Life, Thriller, Tickmenot, Undercover, Walking with Jesus, Woman Detective
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“When the Flames Ravaged,” by Rhonda Dragomir
Death under the Big Top It is 1944, and WWII still rages. All the more reason for massive excitement to sweep through the area when the circus comes to town. Evelyn is a war widow, but has found a new, … Continue reading
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Tagged “When the Flames Ravaged”, 1944, 4F, Accident or Arson, Bank Foreclosure, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Cigarette Causes Fire, Circus Clown, Circus Tragedy, Court Trial, Diner, Heroes, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Hundreds of Deaths, Judge's Decision, Loss of Family, Loss of Home, Missing Child, Mystery Man, Panicking Crowd, Rhonda Dragomir, Smokers Not Careful, Tent Fire, Tickmenot, True Event, Waitress Work, Walking with Jesus, War Widow, WWII
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“Capturing Hope,” by Angela K. Couch
Danger at Every Turn! It is 1939 in Poland, and the Nazis have arrived. In 24 hours, Nadia goes from living the life of a rich aristocrat to seeing her father killed, and running for her life. David, an American … Continue reading
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Tagged “Capturing Hope”, 1939, Alcohol, American, Angela K. Couch, Aristocrat, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Bombing, Christian Fiction, Drunk, Escape to England, Faith, Family Killed, Germany, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Killers, Orphans, Photographer, Poland, Real Events, Rescuing People, Running for Life, Shot At, Social Status, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, World War II
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“Sisters by the Sea” by Wanda E. Brunstetter; Jean Brunstetter; Richelle Brunstetter; & Lorine Brunstetter Van Corbach
4 Short Romances Set in the Sarasota, Florida, Amish Community Healing at the Beach! Be prepared to be captivated by the stories of four Amish sisters, and the choices they make. The Seashell Cake by Wanda E. Brunstetter Leora left … Continue reading
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Tagged “Sisters by the Sea”, A Sarasota Sunset, Amish Fiction, Artist, Author's Recipes, Bakery Work, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Change, Christian School Teacher, Dating English, Depression, English Dress, Fears, Florida, Four Related Authors, Four Sisters, Fragments of a Sand Dollar, Gambling, God's Love, Heartbreak, History Repeating, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Jean Brunstetter, Living Near Beach, Living with Sister, Lorine Brunstetter Van Corbach, Marriage, Mennonite, NetGalley, New Boyfriend, New Job, Outside Faith, Parent's Wishes, Relationship Breakup, Restaurant Work, Richelle Brunstetter, SAD, Seashell Hunting, Seasonal Affective Disorder, The Beach Ball, The Seashell Cake, The Sun Shine State, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Wanda E. Brunstetter, Work at Bakery
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“Every Dog Has His Day” by Janice Thompson
In Pursuit of a Pooch! Isabel has fallen in love with a rescue dog, and wants to adopt her. Then it was announced the dog is named Ginger, and belongs to Corey, a famous football player. When he shows up … Continue reading
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Tagged “Every Dog Has His Day”, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Dog Rescuer, False Leads, Famous Football Player, Finding the Culprit, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Janice Thompson, Loss of Customers, Media Smear Job, Missing Dog, NetGalley, No Ownership Proof, Picketing, Protest Marches, Public Opinion, Red Herrings, Tickmenot, Veterinary Clinic, Walking with Jesus, Whodunnit
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