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Christian Fiction January 2025
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| I Think I Was Murdered by Colleen Coble and Rick AckerKatrina, a grieving young widow who's lost her executive job at a start-up and moved back home to Northern California, uses an AI chatbot prototype to "talk" to her late husband...and one day it responds "I think I was murdered." Following Katrina and her handsome friend Seb as they investigate, this romantic suspense novel combines timely tech topics with love and faith. |
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| Tea with Elephants by Robin Jones GunnFern and Lily met on a mission trip to Costa Rica at 18, but life got in the way and neither has traveled the way she wanted. Now, despite problems at home, the two middle-aged friends head to Kenya, where the beautiful scenery and the people they meet change their lives for good. "Readers will find Tea with Elephants—steeped as it is in loving accountability, reverent awe, and joyful rediscovery—a mesmerizing balm for the raw but hopeful dissonance of middle life." (Booklist) |
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| The Burning of Rosemont Abbey by Naomi StephensIn 1956 England, Louisa Everly noses around after the local abbey burns down and her missing twin brother is blamed. She's convinced he's innocent and possibly murdered, though even her childhood friend, Inspector Malcolm Sinclair, doesn't totally believe her in this "expertly plotted mystery in the classic style of Agatha Christie" (Library Journal). |
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| Specters in the Glass House by Jaime Jo WrightThis twisty dual-timeline novel follows socialite Marian Arnold who has visions related to her family's butterfly house even as a serial killer is at work in 1921 Wisconsin. In the present day, Remy Crenshaw helps a biographer research Marian's connection to the "Butterfly Butcher" and forms a connection with military veteran Tate Arnold, who's related to Marian. Fans of compelling Gothic-infused Christian fiction will relish this tale. |
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