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Tag Archives: Betrayal
“Elysium Tide” by James R. Hannibal
Thrills & Chills in Paradise! Dr. Peter Chesterfield is an up-tight know-it-all. He is a brilliant British surgeon who has no problem telling everyone how wonderful he is. A workaholic who drives the staff crazy, he is sent to Hawaii … Continue reading
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“The Paris Betrayal” By James R. Hannibal
Treachery and Confusion! Ben is a spy that suddenly has everything go wrong. Afterwards, his life is constantly in danger, his support network dries up, and he is horrified … Continue reading
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“The End of the Magi” by Patrick W. Carr
And Wise Men Came from the East…. At last, Myrad has had a prophetical dream, his key to becoming a Magi—an elite and powerful group that advises the king. Suddenly, the Queen slaughters the Magi including his adopted father. Myrad … Continue reading
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“High Deceit” by C. E. Waterman
Who to Trust? Robin Clayton, doesn’t know which way to turn. Her husband, Mark, a police detective, has been shot and lies in a coma. What was he doing with the college girl who was found killed at the scene … Continue reading
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“Far Side of the Sea” by Kate Breslin
Adventure, Love and Stopping the War! The constant noise of WWI bombs exploding in France is unnerving for Lieutenant Colin Mabry as he translates coded messages snuck out by homing pigeons. Despite being across the water in England, he can … Continue reading
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Tagged “Far Side of the Sea”, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishing, Betrayal, Christian Fiction, Finding Strength with God, Homing Pigeons, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Kate Breslin, Keeping one's Word, Living with the Loss of a Limb, PTSD, Remorse, Spies, Trustworthy, Walking with Jesus, WWI
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“Mark of the Raven” by Morgan L. Busse
Flight of the Raven! Lady Selene was born with two things, a large mark on her back in the shape of a raven, and a home in a castle. Living in this castle is not bright and beautiful. Just the … Continue reading
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“The Road to Magnolia Glen” by Pam Hillman
Betrayal! After a long ocean voyage, Kiera Young realized as soon as she stepped on the Natchez, Mississippi, dock that she had been deceived. Duped into believing Natchez offered them a good future, Kiera and her younger sisters willingly left … Continue reading
