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Tag Archives: Christian Fiction
“The Angel of Second Street,” by Barbara Tift Blakey
Poking the Bear! Ida is a naive young woman who loves Jesus and wants to tell the world about Him. She wants to convert the women of the red-light district, along with the members of Chinatown. But the way she … Continue reading
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Tagged 1884 California, Barbara Tift Blakey, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Chinatown, Chinese Workers, Christian Fiction, Cliff Hanger, Disguies, Family Business, Family Problems, Finding a Wife, Forced to Choose, Home from College, Hornet's Nest, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Parent's Disapproval, Parent's Interference, Pastor, Prejudice, Red-Light District, Teaching Reading, The Angel of Second Street, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Wearing Makeup, Witnessing about Jesus
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“To Kiss a Knight,” by Grace Hitchcock
A Knight to Remember! Vivienne’s step-brother is trying to marry her off to a terrible man, Sir Josiah. It is 1813 England, and women don’t have many options. But if she can make her way to the home her dad … Continue reading
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Tagged 1813 England, Adventure, Arranged marriage, Author, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Clean, Dangerous Cousin, Dying Grandmother, Escape, Faith, Grace Hitchcock, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Kidnapped, Knight, Kregel Books, Lyies, Masked Highwayman, Robbed, Step-brother, Tickmenot, Trickery, Unwanted Suitor, Walking with Jesus, Witty
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“The Peacemaker,” by Wanda E. Brunstetter
What to Believe Ada, a young Amish woman, always felt like she played second fiddle in life. When her best friend, Rosa, caught the eye of Ephraim, Ada secretly wished Ephraim had liked her instead. Long after the two became … Continue reading
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Tagged Amish People, Arsonist, Bad Boy, Bad Influence, Barbour Books, Barn Burning, Becky's Blog, Best Friend, Bird-in-Hand, bookreadingtic.com, Christian Fiction, Engagement, Friend's Boyfriend, Harness Shop, Helping Grandmother, In Love, Leave Home, Missing Girl, Proven Innocent, Suspicious Activity, The Peacemaker, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Wanda E. Brunstetter, Widow, Widower
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“The Rise and Fall of Miss Fannie’s Biscuits,” by Wanda E. Brunstetter & Martha Bolton
Cooking Up Trouble! A cooking contest with a grand prize of $25,000 is drawing people from all over. This includes Fannie Miller, an Amish woman who has entered believing she has the winning recipe. But something is not right, because … Continue reading
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Tagged Adoption, Amish Quilter, Amish Quilts, Amish Woman, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Biscuits, Christian Fiction, Cooking Contest, Family Bakery, Family Recipe, Father & Son Relationship, Former Policeman, Gossip, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Husband Hunting, Investigation, Marriage Problems, Martha Bolton, Mystery, People Disappearing, Private Detective, Sisters in Business, The Rise and Fall of Miss Fannie’s Biscuits, Threatening Note, Tickmenot, Twenty-Five Thousand, Walking with Jesus, Wanda E. Brunstetter, Whodunit
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“Courting the Country Preacher,” by Angela K Couch, Carolyn Miller, Naomi Musch, & Kari Trumbo
Four Stories of Faith, Hope…and Falling in Love Adventures in the Pulpit These four stories show a preacher’s life can be anything but dull. Up first is, “The Mountie’s Rival,” by Angela K. Couch, set in Canada, 1907. When Jonathan … Continue reading
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Tagged 1863, 1889, 1905, 1907, Alcoholic Parent, Angela K. Couch, Arrainged Relationship, Attraction, Australia, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Blizzard Conditions, Brother Trouble, Canada, Carolyn Miller, Christian Fiction, Church Split, Circuit Preacher, Courting the Country Preacher, Dangerous People, Faith, Falling in Love, Four Stories, Gossip, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Jealous of Brother, Jealousy, Kari Trumbo, Logging Camp, Lots of Snow, Maid, Minnesota, Misunderstanding, Mountie, Move with Relative, Naomi Musch, New Pastor, New Preacher, Over Protective Parent, Pastors, Physical Test, Poor, Romance, Smitten, Snow, South Dakota, Tickmenot, Trouble Maker, True Love, Vicious Rumors, Walking with Jesus
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“The Burning of Rosemont Abbey,” by Naomi Stephens
A Great Whodunit! Who killed Louisa’s twin brother? Right before the abbey burned down, Louisa “felt” the death of Paul. Everyone is blaming him for the fire, along with any other bad things that have happened. Louisa knows Paul would … Continue reading
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Tagged 1956, Abbey Fire, Aristocrats, Becky's Blog, Bethany House, Blackmail, Brother Falsely Accused, Childhood Friend, Christian Fiction, Danger, English Village, Finding Clues, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Mystery, Naomi Stephens, Page Turner, Poor Relationship, Prevent Investigation, Red Herrings, Rich Family, Snobby, The Burning of Rosemont Abby, Thriller, Tickmenot, Twins, Walking with Jesus
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“Tea with Elephants,” by Robin Jones Gunn
Memories are Gold! A once in a lifetime opportunity to travel to Africa with her best friend, Lily, has just dropped in Fern’s lap. Friends since teenagers, but adults now living miles apart, they rarely see each other in person. … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Becky's Blog, Best Friends, Blended Family, Book One, Car Window, Child Problems, Christian Fiction, Connect with God, Elephants, Escape Family, Feed Giraffes, First Class, Free Trip, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Job Loss, Lion Family, Live Chicken, Marital Trouble, Mission Trip, Nairobi, Old Friends, Revell Books, Robin Jones Gunn, Suitcase Susters, Tea Plants, Tea with Elephants, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Wild Lion, Wonderful People
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“Of Gold and Shadows,” by Michelle Griep
The Case of the Female Egyptologist! Ami lives and breathes everything that has to do with ancient Egypt, and dreams of leading an archeological dig–just as her famous dad has done. The problem is, she is a female in 1888 … Continue reading
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Tagged 1888, Arraigned Marriage, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Books, Business Partner, Christian Fiction, Criminals, Death threats, Egyptian Relics, Egyptology, Excitement, Faith in God, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Marry for Materialism, Michelle Griep, Mystery, Oxford Seat, Red Herrin, Rich, Thieves, Tickmenot, Untrustworthy, Victorian England, Walking with Jesus, Women not Intelligent
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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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“Target Acquired,” by Lynette Eason
Who to Trust? Kenzie has worked harder than any of the guys on the SWAT team, yet they are not accepting her. One of the men on the team, Butler, doesn’t hide his feelings at all. He has made it … Continue reading
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Tagged “Target Acquired, ”, All Male Group, Bad Treatment, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Breaking into Group, Christian Fiction, Clean Story, Death threats, Dual-Time Story, Faith, Five Stars, Help for Family, Lying to Child, Lynette Eason, Medical Doctor, Mystery, Parent Disabled, Person Behind Accident, Red Herrings, Revell Books, Thriller, Tickmenot, Unfair Job Loss, Using a Child, Walking with Jesus
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