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Tag Archives: Forced Marriage
“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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“A Deep Divide” by Kimberley Woodhouse
Nowhere to Run! Emma Grace has been living incognito after fleeing for her life years ago. Although she never lacked for anything materially, her life was not a happy one. When she found out her father was scheming to marry … Continue reading
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Tagged “A Deep Divide”, A Chance for Love, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishers, bookreadingtic.com, Canyon Descriptions, Christian Fiction, Finally Free, Forced Marriage, Harvey Girls, Kimberley Woodhouse, Living Incognito, Natural Danger, Running for Life, The El Tovar Hotel, The Grand Canyon, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Woman of Sunlight” by Mary Connealy
Married to Your Enemy! Ilsa and Mitch have just gotten married and they don’t even like each other—and they have to hurry because someone is trying to kill them. … Continue reading
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Tagged #WomanofSunlight, 1870's, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishing, Christian Fiction, First Taste of Dessert, Forced Marriage, Hired Killers, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Life in Danger, Mary Connealy, NetGalley, The Wild West, Train Rides, Walking with Jesus, Woman of Sunlight
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“What Comes My Way” by Tracie Peterson
A Satisfying End! While the 1902 females perform an exciting Wild West Show for the public, they live a wild life in private. After overcoming many obstacles to be together, Lizzy and Wes have barely settled into married life, when … Continue reading
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Tagged “What Comes My Way”, Alcoholism, All-Woman Show, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishing, Christian Fiction, Faith, Family Problems, Forced Marriage, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Marital Strains, Marriage for Wrong Reasons, NetGalley, Tracie Peterson, Trick into Marriage, Walking with Jesus, Wild West Show
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“Adoring Addie” by Leslie Gould
Addie Cramer, an 18-year-old Amish girl, lives on a farm in Pennsylvania with her parents, a maiden aunt and six brothers. Addie has been saddled with much of the child care for her two younger brothers, plus all the cooking … Continue reading
