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“The Blackout Book Club” by Amy Lynn Green
On the Homefront! During WWII, in a small town in Maine, a group of very different people come together to form a book club. The members include: Louise, the wealthiest person in town, and the most difficult. Her father donated … Continue reading
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“Honor’s Refuge” by Hallee Bridgeman
Running from the Bad Guys! As a child, Melissa watched her father beat her pregnant mother to death. Now an adult, Melissa runs a shelter for abused people, but her biggest desire is to be reunited with her baby sister, … Continue reading
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Tagged “Honor’s Refuge”, #HonorsRefuge, Abused People, Becky's Blog, Change Identity, Christian Fiction, Dirty Agent, Drug Abuse, Drug Lord, Family Reunited, Feeling Unworthy, God's Help, Hallee Bridgeman, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Killers, Loss of a Limb, Protective Custody, Relationship Problems, Revell Books, Special Forces, Suspense, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Wife Abuser
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“You Can Shine So Bright!” by Jinger & Jeremy Vuolo
Love Shines Through! Want harmony instead of fighting, and crying among children? Try teaching them love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. This pretty picture book illustrates how to do that. Children, like adults, can’t always be … Continue reading
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Tagged “You Can Shine So Bright!”, Be Kind to Each Other, Becky's Blog, Christian Viewpoint, For Adults, For Children, Fruits of the Spirit, Harmony instead of Chaos, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Instructing Children, Jinger & Jeremy Vuolo, Love One Another, Recipe for Happy Life, Teaching Morals, Tickmenot, Try to Overcome Temptation, Walking with Jesus, Worthy Kids
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“Anything but Plain” by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Here Comes Trouble? Born and bred Amish, including being a bishop’s daughter, Lydie can’t seem to fit in, almost everything she touches backfires. She is easily distracted, forgets important things, and causes chaos wherever she goes. No one is more … Continue reading
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Tagged “Anything but Plain”, #AnythingButPlain!, ADHD, Amish Life, Becky's Blog, Being Misunderstood, Broken Romance, Christian Fiction, Disappointing Others, Disappointing Yourself, Family Problems, Farming with Chemicals, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Interferring Relative, Organic Farming, Overbearing Relative, Parent Interferring with Sweetheart, Problem that isn't Treated, Revell Books, Suzanne Woods Fisher, Tickmenot, Treatments that Helps, Walking with Jesus
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“Dog Days of Summer” by Kathleen Y’Barbo
Hot Dog! Trina is a hard-working, famous Nashville singer who has missed out on a lot of family life while devoting herself to her career. Her mom and niece Mari, are the only family she has. Now her mom has … Continue reading
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Tagged “Dog Days of Summer”, Asking God for Help, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Bomb, Christian Fiction, Clean Story, Dangerous People, Dog Rescue, Family First, Family Friction, Famous Singer, Finding the Bad Guy, Going Home Again, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Kathleen Y'Barbo, Leaving a Career, Mystery, Old Sweetheart, Parent Has Accidents, Red Herrings, Taking Care of Family, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Word of Honor” by Hallee Bridgeman
The Past is Not Today! Lynda and Bill have a history, a bad one, but neither have seen each other for ten years. Today, both of them are in the military. They have an assignment that will require them to … Continue reading
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Tagged “Word of Honor”, #WordofHonor, Action, Alaska, Bad Guy Interrogation, Becky's Blog, Belief in God, Betrayal by Love, Car Bomb, Christian Fiction, Dangerous People, Dangerous Situations, Hallee Bridgeman, Have a History, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Middle East, Military Career, Parent Neglect, Past Relationship, Personal Injury, Pipeline Explosion, Predict Future Attacks, Pretend Marriage, Revell Books, Someone from the Past, Terrorists, Tickmenot, Trhiller, Vioten Environmental Group, Walking with Jesus
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“Sundown” by Susan May Warren
Chasing Spies, Falling in Love! Tae, a scientist, has been desperately working on a vaccine to combat a deadly virus. She starts dating Sergei who, unknown to her, is a Russian spy who wants her research. He plans to let … Continue reading
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Tagged “Sundown”, Becky's Blog, Boyfriend Injured, Boyfriend is a Killer, Capturing the Virus, Christian Fiction, Create Vaccine, Deadly Virus, Disability, Drones, Fresh Story, Giving up Career, Heart Problems, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Kidnapping, Kill Americans, Pandemic, Plan Crash, President of USA, Revell Books, Romance, Russian Spies, Susan May Warren, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Top Scientist, Undercover Work, Walking with Jesus
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“A Quilt for Christmas” by Melody Carlson
New Place, New Christmas Celebrations! When little Fiona knocks on Vera’s door begging for help, both of their world’s change. Widowed Vera is a recent transplant who regrets her move and is horribly lonely. Five-year-old Fiona is desperate to know … Continue reading
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“To Win a Prince” by Toni Shiloh
Finding Treasure on a Tropical Island! Welcome to the amazing African island country, Ọlọrọ Ilé. Iris, an American transplant, is best friends with the queen. Iris has started a sustainable clothing line, Aso, to highlight the talents of the women … Continue reading
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Tagged “To Win a Prince”, African Island Country, American Living in Another Country, Atheist, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishing, Christian Fiction, Disowned, Fish-Out-Of-Water Story, God Search, Government Appointed Worker, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Lack of Faith, Modern Fairy Tale, Ọlọrọ Ilé, Over-Throw the Government, Self-Centered, Starting a Business, Starting Life Over, Tickmenot, Toni Shiloh, Walking with Jesus
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“Escape from Amsterdam” by Lauralee Bliss
Evil on the Move! Helen is a young adult attending teacher college in the late 1930’s. She lives in Amsterdam with her family and has just met Erik. Everything seems exciting, but her entire life, and those all around her, … Continue reading
