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Tag Archives: Threats
“Unforgiven,” by Shelley Shepard Gray
A Second Chance? Seth has been leaving food and doing outdoor chores for Tabitha. They are an unlikely pair. He is an ex-con who went to prison because he prevented a rape. Tabitha is a shell of her former self … Continue reading
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Tagged Abusive Husband, Amish Courting, Amish Fiction, Amish Life, Becky's Blog, Belief in God, Blame the Victim, Christian Fiction, Dangerous Man, Death of Baby, Divorce, Ex-con, Ex-husband, Family Abandonement, Helping Out, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Matchmaking, Need to Forgive, Needing Help, Physical Abuse, Prison, Protecting Sister, Rape, Revell Books, Shelley Shepard Gray, Shunning, Suspense, Threats, Tickmenot, Unforgiven, Walking with Jesus
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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 Barrister and the Letter of Marque” by Todd M. Johnson
Intrigue, Tricks & Subterfuge! Lady Madeleine Jameson is low on cash and desperate to save her crumbling estate, as well as, help her infirm, sick father. She takes a … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Barrister and the Letter of Marque”, 1818 London, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishing, bookreadingtic.com, Christian Fiction, Falsely Accused, Gamble to Save Home, Investment Gone Bad, Prove the Truth, Threats, Tickmenot, Todd M. Johnson, Unwilling Lawyer, Walking with Jesus
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“The Nature of a Lady” by Roseanna M. White
The Unexpected–Friends, Mystery & Love! Lady Elizabeth, Libby, has just arrived at the Isles of Scilly to escape the marriage her brother is trying to force her into. Her … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Nature of a Lady”, 1909 British Society, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishers, bookreadingtic.com, Christian Fiction, Disappointment with Friend, Isles of Scilly, Missing Person, Misunderstood by Family, Mystery, Pirate Treasure, Roseanna M. White, Stop Arraigned Marriage, Threats, Tickmenot, Unexcepted Relationship, Walking with Jesus
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“High Deceit” by C. E. Waterman
Who to Trust? Robin Clayton, doesn’t know which way to turn. Her husband, Mark, a police detective, has been shot and lies in a coma. What was he doing with the college girl who was found killed at the scene … Continue reading
