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Tag Archives: Mystery
“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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“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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“Hope Like Wildflowers,” by Pepper Basham
Troubles Multiplying! It is the 1910s in the Appalachian Mountains, and Kizzie is in trouble. She is sixteen-years-old, pregnant, and starving. In addition, she is broke, and wandering in the frozen woods because her father kicked her out. Her troubles … Continue reading
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Tagged 1910s, Appalachian Mountains, Baby Care, Barbour Books, Based on True Events, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Finding Work, Following God, God, Helping Others, Hope Like Wildflowers, Kept Woman, Kicked Out of Family, Kindness of Strangers, Life-Changing Experience, Mystery, Pepper Basham, Ridicule, Servant, Single Mother, Starting Over, Tickmenot, Unwed Mother, Walking with Jesus, Wealthy Family
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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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“Tracking Tilly,” by Janice Thompson
My Little Red Truck…. RaeLyn Hadley has spent every penny she had to win a ferocious bidding war to get back her grandfather’s ancient red truck, Tilly. Missing for many years, it was a fluke to find Tilly had re-surfaced, … Continue reading
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Tagged Antique Truck, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Christian Mystery, Disliked by Family, Faith, Family Ties, Farm Ownership, Farmer's Hardships, Former Boyfriend, Grandfather's Possessions, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Janice Thompson, Local Characters, Memories of Grandfather, Mending Relationships, Mystery, Small Town Life, Solve Mystery, Starting a Business, Stolen Truck, Tickmenot, Tracking Tilly, Walking with Jesus
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“The Women of Wynton’s,” by Donna Mumma
Murder for Sale! People are dying, things are going wrong, and Audrey is getting all the blame. But she is totally devoted to the Wynton’s Department Store, the only one who cares more about it is Mr. Wynton himself. It … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950's, Accidents, Arson, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Career Woman, Caused Sickness, Detective, Dishonest Relatives, Distrust, Donna Mumma, Family Owned Department Store, Florida, Gossip, Gunshots, Missing Deliveries, Modeling, Mystery, Owner Sick, Paris, Poison, Poisonous Insect, Racial Prejudice, Rumors, Sick Owner, Small Town, Sports Car, Stealing, Suspense, The Women of Wynton’s, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Wrongly Accused
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“Hidden in the Night,” by Elizabeth Goddard
Danger All Around! As per her sick mother’s request, Ivy has traveled to a remote part of Alaska to buy a manuscript. But nothing has worked out. The seller, Alina, did not show up for the planned exchange. When Ivy … Continue reading
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Tagged “Hidden in the Night, ”, #HiddenintheNight, Alaskan Wilderness, Becky's Blog, Bible Verses, Blackmail, Blizzard, Christian Fiction, Deal Falls Through, Double-Crossed, Elizabeth Goddard, Faith, Guilt from the Past, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Hunt for Manuscript, Killer on the Loose, Long Distance Relationship, Love's Second Chance, Mystery, Old Flame, Reunited, Revell Books, Sick Parent, Suspense, Thriller, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“To Catch a Coronet,” by Grace Hitchcock
Murder, Mayhem, and Matrimony! Because of her mother’s marriage, Muriel went from a lowly baker to the step-daughter of a fabulously wealthy man. Ever since, she has tried to behave the way society expects, but has failed miserably. Her antics … Continue reading
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Tagged “To Catch a Coronet”, ”, 1813 England, Baker, Becky's Blog, Castle Living, Christian Fiction, Danger, Earl, Faith, Funny, Gossip, Grace Hitchcock, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Husband Hunt, Kregel Books, Lavish Balls, Mystery, Proposal Refused, Public Proposal, Restrictive Rules, Society Rules, Spies, Tickmenot, Traitors, Walking with Jesus, War with France
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“The Sleuth of Blackfriars Lane,” by Michelle Griep
Wedded Bliss? This is a lively mystery that takes place in 1887 London. Kit starts off wrong the first day she and her dad, Henry, open a detective agency. She immediately takes a case she was not supposed to, and … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Sleuth of Blackfriars Lane”, 1887, Assassin, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Breaking the Rules, Busy Husband, Christian Fiction, Danger, Dangerous Work, Detective Agency, Drug Lord, Find the Baby, Homeless, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Kidnapped, London, Lying Client, Michelle Griep, Missing Child, Missing Husband, Mystery, New Baby, New Job, Peril, Police Chief Inspector, Street Life, Thriller, Tickmenot, Undercover, Walking with Jesus, Woman Detective
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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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