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Healing Waters by Nancy Rue and Stephen Arterburn

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This is a sequel to Healing Stones, but can be read as a stand alone novel.It is one of those books that draws you in and holds on. It is rich and...
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Lookin' Back, Texas by Leanna Ellis

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A distressing phone call summons Suzanne from her sweet life in California to return home for a long avoided...
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Christian fiction for men

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Father's Day is around the corner. You may consider getting your dad some Christian fiction this year.Statistics say that over 90% of Christian...
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The Passion of Mary-Margaret

Mary-Margaret wants nothing more than to become a religious sister. She grew up in a convent and knows that a life lived unto Jesus alone is the life...
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I Have Seen Him in the Watchfires

I Have Seen Him in the Watchfires by Cathy Gohlke is a stand alone sequel to the book William Henry is a Fine Name.During the civil war,...
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The Shape of Mercy

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The Shape of Mercy by Susan Meissner is a beautiful story.A young woman, Lauren, takes a job transcribing a three hundred year old diary. The diary...
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Healing Stones

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Have you ever beaten yourself up for something you've done? Found that you can't forgive yourself for that one stupid thing, or maybe many stupid...
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The House in Grosvenor Square by Linore Rose Burkard

The House in Grosvenor Square is a Regency Romance written to appeal to fans of Jane Austin and other Regency authors. The story follows the romance...
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Saints in Limbo by River Jordan

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Sometimes there are books that are too complex to sum up. Anything written by River Jordan qualifies. She has a unique writing style. It is mostly...
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My Name is Russel Fink

This is a great read. It is full of quirky characters and unusual circumstances. Russell is the youngest son in a dysfunctional home. The dad is a...
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