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Tag Archives: Christian Fiction
“Fatal Witness,” by Patricia Bradley
Welcome Home? Dani has been living a lie, or at least her Uncle Keith that raised her has. Dani has no memory of her life before the age of nine. Keith has told her she has no living relatives, and … Continue reading
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Tagged “Fatal Witness, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Chased by Killer, Christian Fiction, Clean Story, Danger, Faith, Finding Family, K-9 Officier, Killer, Memory Loss, Parent's Killed, Patricia Bradley, Problems from Past, Protection Dog, Red Herrings, Revell Books, Stolen Diamonds, Thriller, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Whodunit
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“Double Take,” by Lynette Eason
He’s Back? Lainie is still reliving the night, 18 months ago, that her fiancé, Adam, tried to murder her. Only through the hand of God, and a string of miracles He sent her way, did she survive. And Adam did … Continue reading
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Tagged “Double Take, #DoubleTake, Abusive Boyfriend, Belief in God, Childhood Crush, Christian Fiction, Dead Person Back, Death threats, Erase Death, Faith in God, Forced Off the Road, Gun Fire, House Blown Up, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Look -alike, Lynette Eason, Miracles, Murder, Mystery, Police Protection, Red Herrings, Reliving Attack, Revell Books, Shot Boyfriend, Suspects, Thriller, Tickmenot, Tires, Truth, Walking with Jesus
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“The Juliet Code,” by Pepper Basham
Looking for Treasure! A series of paintings based on Romeo and Juliet have been disappearing. Known as the Juliets, they are highly prized by art collectors, and are rumored to contain clues to a treasure. As Frederick and Grace, Lord … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Juliet Code, ”, Aristocrats, Barbour Press, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Christian Mystery, Circus History, Clean Story, Clues for Treasure, Detective Friend, Detectives, Disguies, Fake Death, Fake Illustions, Financial Problems, Freddie & Grace Mystery, Gondolas, Hidden Room, Honeymoon, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Italy, Kidnapping, Lavish Mansion, Married Sleuths, Missing Paintings, Mystery, Pepper Basham, Private Island, Red Herrings, Romeo & Juliet, Tickmenot, Unsolved Deaths, Venice, Walking with Jesus
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“All’s Fair in Love and Christmas,” by Sarah Monzon
Haul Out the Holly! Mackenzie has just found out she is pitted against her secret crush, Jeremy, for a promotion at work. It is Christmastime, and their boss loves the season, and promotes people who have the most holiday spirit. … Continue reading
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Tagged “All’s Fair in Love and Christmas, Alzheimer's, Becky's Blog, Bethany House, Caring for Mom, Christian Fiction, Christmastime, Competion for Job, Cultural Celebrations, Funny, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Most Christmas Spirit, Office Romance, Parenting Niece & Nephew, Paying for Nursing Home, Promotion, Sarah Monzon, Secret Crush, Severe Social Anxiety, Tickmenot, Walkiing with Jesus
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“You Make It Feel Like Christmas,” by Toni Shiloh
Bring Out the Holly! Starr is returning home to her family in Washington, D.C., for the holidays. She isn’t telling them she doesn’t have a job. While there, she must face the wedding of her sister to her former boyfriend. … Continue reading
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Tagged “You Make It Feel Like Christmas”, Becky's Blog, Bequeathed by Parent, Bethany House, Brother's Friend, Christian Fiction, Christmastime, D.C., Ex-Boyfriend, Family Gathering, Family Relationships, Family Tension, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Keeping a Secret, Long Distance Relationship, Moving Back Home, New Relationship, New York City, Running a Store, Sister Engaged to Ex, Sister's Wedding, Tickmenot, Toni Shiloh, Walking with Jesus, Washington
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“Julia Monroe Begins Again,” by Rebekah Millet
Lightning Strikes Twice? Julia, has just turned forty, she is a widow and a single mom with two boys in college. She is shocked when, out of the blue, Samuel shows up at her church. She hasn’t seen him for … Continue reading
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Tagged “Julia Monroe Begins Again, ”, Bad Breakup, Becky's Blog, Bethany House, Challenging Parent, Changed Life, Christian Fiction, Christians, Curmudgeons, Former Boyfriend, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Humor, Kids in College, Love of a Lifetime, Managing a Business, Meddling Friend, Mixing Two Families, Modern Day, Money is Tight, New Orleans, Rebekah Millet, Romance, Second Chances, Single Mom, Single Parenting, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Widow
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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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“Her Secret Hope,” by Shelley Shepard Gray
Starting Over! Lilly is a young Amish woman who has left her midwestern home to live in Pinecraft, Florida. Adopted as a small child, her austere parents never let her, or anyone else, forget that. She has decided she wants … Continue reading
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Tagged “Her Secret Hope”, #HerSecretHope, Adopted, Amish Life, Amish Vacations, Amish Young Lady, Austere Parents, Becky's Blog, Boss Disbelieves, Christian Fiction, Clean Story, Elderly Companion, Fired, Grandmother & Grandson, Housekeeper, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Lack of Trust, New Start, Part of Series, Pinecraft Florida, Relationship Trouble, Revell Books, Shelley Shepard Gray, Stolen Sweater, The Beach, Tickmenot, Timid, Unavailable Friends, Vacation Hot Spot, Walking with Jesus, Wrongly Accused
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“A Beautiful Disguise,” by Roseanna M. White
Circus Trained Investigators! Enter the exciting, secret world of Lady Marigold and her brother in 1909 England. Five years ago, after the death of their father, they found he had left them penniless. They had grown up with the circus … Continue reading
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Tagged 1909 England, Aristocrats, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishing, British Artistocrats, Christian Fiction, Circus People, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Intrigue, Investigation Agency, Killers, Left Penniless, Make Ends Meet, Missing Men, Mystery, Parent Betrayal, Pet Lion, Roseanna M. White, Scaling Buildings, Secret Identity, Society Pressure, Thriller, Tickmenot, Trained Acrobats, Trapeze Work, Walking with Jesus, War Department, War Mongering
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“The Legacy of Longdale Manor,” by Carrie Turansky
Secret Lives! This is a split-time story taking place one hundred years apart in England’s Lake District. In 2012, Gwen is being sent for an extended period of time to the Lake District to do penance for the horrible mistake … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Legacy of Longdale Manor”, 1912, 2012, Ability to Forgive, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishing, Carrie Turansky, Christian Fiction, Death of Parent, Diary, Disappointing Family, England's Lake District, House Renovations, House Repairs, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Living with Friends, Mistake at Work, Penniless, Searching for Dad, Secret Life, Sell Possessions for Money, Solve Mystery, Split-time Story, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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