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Christian Fiction July 2024
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Wrapped in Rain : A Novel of Coming Home
by Charles Martin
Tucker Mason is forced to deal with the scars of an abusive childhood when his brother, Mutt, escapes from a mental institution and a former girlfriend shows up after being beaten by her husband.
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Drenched in Light
by Lisa Wingate
A former ballet dancer, Julia Costell is unable to cope with the demands of a professional dance career and takes a job as a guidance counselor at a performing arts high school, where she meets Dell Jordan, a disadvantaged student of extraordinary talent.
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Harmless as doves : An Amish-Country Mystery
by Paul L. Gaus
After Crist Burkholder kills Glenn Spiegle over a woman and two more murders are discovered in their Amish community, Sheriff Robertson and Professor Mike Branden go to Florida to learn the truth about Glenn Spiegle and his motive for converting to the Amish faith.
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| The Song of Sourwood Mountain by Ann H. GabhartIn 1910, schoolteacher Mira Dean accepts her childhood friend Gordon Covington's marriage proposal and finds her life transformed when she accompanies her new husband from her home in Louisville, Kentucky to the tiny mountain hamlet of Sourwood, the site of Gordon's planned mission school. You might also like: Pepper Basham's The Heart of the Mountains; Jane Kirkpatrick's Beneath the Bending Skies. |
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Tending Roses
by Lisa Wingate
As a young woman living on a remote Missouri farm and struggling to care for her husband, baby, and ailing grandmother, Kate Bowman seeks inspiration in dealing with the vicissitudes of life in the pages of her grandmother's journal.
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Just for the Summer : A Novel by Melody CarlsonA manager at a Seattle boutique hotel and a woman who runs her grandfather's fishing lodge in western Washington decide to swap jobs for the summer and discover that there is more to happiness than just changing the scenery.
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Sandcastle Inn : A Hope Harbor Novel by Irene HannonReturning home to Hope Harbor, Oregon, to regroup after her career tanks, Vienna Price helps Matt Quinn resuscitate his sister's floundering B&B and discovers hope, healing and even love can be found in the most unexpected places.
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Night falls on Predicament Avenue by Jaime Jo WrightIn 1910, Effie joins forces with an English newcomer to discover what lies behind the doors of the abandoned house on Predicament Avenue. In the present day, Norah reluctantly inherits the house turned bed and breakfast, where her first guest, a crime historian and podcaster, is set on uncovering the truth about what haunts this place.
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