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Tag Archives: Christian Fiction
“Inventions of the Heart” by Mary Connealy
Hiding Out! Join three sisters on the run from their stepfather. Until a few years ago, the girls lived a wonderful life with their mother and father. Their father’s unfortunate death changed everything. Their mother married a mean man who … Continue reading
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Tagged “Inventions of the Heart”, Arranged marriage, Bad Stepfather, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishers, Christian Fiction, Cruel Men, Escape, Family Help, Finding Gold, Hiding Out, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Kept Prisoner, Kindness of Others, Mary Connealy, NetGalley, Ranch Life, Sisters, Stealing Inheritance, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kip” by Sara Brunsvold
It’s Not Over Until….. Aidyn is a young reporter for Kansas City’s newspaper, The Star. In the time she has been at the newspaper, she has felt over-looked and under-appreciated. She pours out her woes to her boss’s boss. By … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kip”, #TheExtraordinaryDeathofMrsKip, A Life Story, Becky's Blog, Becoming a Christian, Befriending the Needy, Christian Fiction, Dying, Following God, Grieving, Hospice, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Kansas City, Never Give Up, Newspaper Reporter, Refugees, Revell Books, Sara Brunsvold, Spiritual Warfare, Tickmenot, Unappreciated, Walking with Jesus, Work Mistakes
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“Off the Chain: Gone to the Dogs” by Janice Thompson
For the Love of Animals! Marigold loves her job working as a vet tech at the Lone Star Vet Clinic. But she has a bigger dream: that of opening a dog rescue operation. Among other things, she will need money, … Continue reading
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Tagged “Off the Chain: Gone to the Dogs”, Animal Rescue, Barbour Publishing, Becky's Blog, Break-in, Christian Fiction, Co-worker Friends, Dangerous Boyfriend, Dealing Drugs, Difficult Neighbors, Dishonest People, Dream Job, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Janice Thompson, Lawsuit, Loss of Parent, Mystery, Red Herrings, Restraining Order, Suspects, Threats, Tickmenot, Unaware of Love, Vet Clinic, Vet Tech, Walking with Jesus, Working with Animals
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“The Apostle’s Sister” by Angela Hunt
What If? The Apostle Paul had a sister? In this book, we meet Aya, a beautiful teenager that is being forced into an arranged marriage. Aya wants a life besides that of a wife and mother, she wants to use … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Apostle’s Sister”, Angela Hunt, Arranged marriage, Becky's Blog, Becoming a Christian, Being Shunned, Bethany House Publishers, Christian Fiction, Driven to Sing, Embarrassed by Family, First Century AD, Hardships, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Jerusalem, Pharisee, Study of Scripture, The Apostle Paul, The Sanhedrin, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, What If?
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“Where the Road Bends” by Rachel Fordham
Don’t Give Up! Norah lost both her parents early in her life. Because her father had been a gambler, his death left Norah in terrible financial shape. In an attempt to hold onto her family farm, she was willing to … Continue reading
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Tagged “Where the Road Bends”, #WheretheRoadBends, A New Start, Beaten, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Gossiped About, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Loosing Everything, Mistreated, Overcoming Difficulties & Hardships, Prospering, Rachel Fordham, Revell Books, Someone from the Past, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Sunburst” by Susan May Warren
Globe Trotting with Danger! As usual, Noemi is right in the middle of the action. Only this time, the action is a terrorist holding her and a young teenager, Precious, hostage. Shockingly, Ranger, a man she has a history with … Continue reading
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Tagged #Sunburst, Africa, Alaska, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Connecting with Family, Critical Condition while Chased, Danger Around Every Corner, Evacuation Connection Missed, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Kidnapping, Life Changing Illness, Mock Wedding, Relative is King, Rescued by Old Flame, Revell Publishing, Susan May Warren, Terrorists, Tickmenot, Traditional Nigerian Wedding, Walking with Jesus
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“Deception” by Patricia Bradley
Rapid Fire Danger & Action! Madison just received a phone call saying she had been shot! Very confused, Madison rushes to the hospital to get answers, where she finds a stranger in ICU who looks exactly like her. While she … Continue reading
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Tagged “Deception”, Adoption, Becky's Blog, Breaking Addictions, Christian Fiction, Drugs, Father is an Adulterer, Finding Birth Family, Forgive, Gambling, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Illegal Adoptions, Loss of Grandfather, Murder Attempts, Patricia Bradley, Revell Publishing, The LibraryThing, Tickmenot, Twins Separated, Walking with Jesus
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“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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Tagged “Elysium Tide”, #ElysiumTide, Arrogant, Becky's Blog, Betrayal, bookreadingtic.com, Christian Fiction, Civilian & Police Work, Egoistical, Forced Vacation, Gang Violence, Hawaii, James R. Hannibal, Mystery, Revell Publishing, Solving a Murder, Thriller, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Season of My Enemy” by Naomi Musch
If We Met in Another Time….. Fannie can’t believe she is working on her family’s farm beside German POW’s (prisoners of war). Her mother said they couldn’t get their crop harvested without help. Since her brothers are away in the … Continue reading
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Tagged “Season of My Enemy”, Becky's Blog, Bethany House, bookreadingtic.com, Christian Fiction, Crops Needing Harvesting, Fear of Prisoners, Forbidden Relationship, Forgiveness, Manpower Shortage, Naomi Musch, Patriotism, POW's, Prisioners of War, Tickmenot, Trust, Violence, Walking with Jesus, War Disability, WWII
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“When the Day Comes” by Gabrielle Meyer
What Time is It? Libby lives in 1774 Colonial Williamsburg, right at the beginning of The Revolution. She also lives in 1914 New York City. She is a time traveler. Every night while Libby sleeps, she lives her other life. … Continue reading
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Tagged “When the Day Comes”, 1774 Colonial Williamsburg, 1914 New York City, Becky's Blog, Bethany House, bookreadingtic.com, Breaking the Rules, British Titles, Christian Fiction, Consequences, Forced Marriage, Gabrielle Meyer, Leaving Love of Life, Loss of Plans, Revolutionary War, Single Mother Colonial Times, The Great War, Tickmenot, Time Traveler, Walking with Jesus, World War 1
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