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Tag Archives: Secret Identity
“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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“The Sound of Light” by Sarah Sundin
Standing Against the Darkness! It is 1943 in Denmark, during WWII. Germany has control of Denmark, but gives it more freedom than other countries they are occupying. There is more food, the Jewish people are not forced to wear stars … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Sound of Light”, #TheSoundofLight, 1943, American in Foreign Land, Becky's Blog, Danger, Denmark, Female Physicist, German Occupation, Heavily Patrolled, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Jews in Danger, Keep People Hidden, Rationing, Resistance, Revell Publishing, Rules Increased, Sarah Sundin, Scientists, Secret Identity, Spies, Sweden, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Water Escape, WWII
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“Don’t Keep Silent” by Elizabeth Goddard
Follow the Clues! A missing wife and mother, a frantic husband who pleads with his sister, Rae, to find her. Despite Rae’s investigative-skills, Zoey’s secret past makes finding a trail difficult. But shortly after Rae shows up in Zoey’s hometown, … Continue reading
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Tagged “Don’t Keep Silent”, Attempted Murder, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, DEA Agent, Elizabeth Goddard, Former Love, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Investigative Reporter, Kidnapping, Living a Lie, Missing Spouse, Murderer, Revell Publishing, Running for Life, Secret Identity, Secret Past, Stalker, Walking with Jesus
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“More Than Meets the Eye” by Karen Witemeyer
Do You See Both Sides Now? Zach, Seth, and Evangeline were just children when they decided to band together. The three unrelated and unwanted orphans decided to call themselves the Hamilton family. Tough is not a strong enough word for … Continue reading
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