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Christian Fiction July 2026 |
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| Harbor Pointe by Irene HannonWhen New York prima ballerina Devyn Lee gets a call that her estranged sister is in a coma, she rushes to her Oregon hometown. While she helps her sister with her recovery, Devyn also organizes a dance fundraiser for a local charity, growing close with a widowed millworker and his daughter. Like all of Irene Hannon's Hope Harbor novels, this sweet romance can be enjoyed on its own. Try this next: Denise Hunter's Before We Were Us. |
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| Where We Belong by Kim Vogel SawyerAfter his wife dies during the Great Depression, Callum Holbrook takes his two girls to a New York City orphanage until he can get himself together. When he returns, they've been put on an orphan train heading west, so he sets out after them. The girls do all they can to avoid being adopted, but are finally left in Kansas with widow Hester Weber Haak, who's long wanted to be a mother. Read-alike: Jody Hedlund's Orphan Train trilogy. |
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The Supper Club Saints
by Claire Swinarski
Cass Simon never expected to return to small-town Wisconsin--not after escaping life inside a cult-like Mommune and falling under the spell of an online mom-fluencer. But with nowhere left to turn, she finds herself back under her family's roof, carrying more questions than answers about what it means to be a mother. Waiting for Cass is her own mother, Remy--hardworking matriarch of the Baumhaus supper club. Remy's love for her children is fierce but tangled with old grief and the fear of letting go, especially as she prepares to say goodbye to the family business that has anchored them for generations. Beside them stands Hilary, Cass's older sister--an artist and devoted mother whose divorce has shaken her belief in herself; and Erin, a Simon by marriage, who is quietly battling heartbreak as she struggles to find gratitude for a pregnancy that both terrifies and redeems her.
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The Island Bakeshop
by Roseanna M. White
After her father suffers a heart attack, Harper Dailey leaves behind her thriving career at an upscale Savannah bakery to help save her family's beloved Sunshine Bakery in Avon, North Carolina. As she tries to rebuild her life, her past comes crashing back--her ex-boyfriend who arrives with shocking news: he now owns the bakery building and may refuse to renew their lease. For Beckett Mills, Avon is a quiet refuge after his eight years of active service in the Navy. Focused on running his fishing charter business and keeping others at a distance, Beckett never expects to get involved in anyone else's problems--until the fateful day he enters Sunshine Bakery and sees a beautiful Harper being harassed by her ex-boyfriend.
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Spies, Lies, and Alibis: A Low-Spice, Thrilling Spy Romance
by Natalie Walters
Cybil Langford has spent years hiding behind her polished, professional façade as the executive assistant to a powerful real estate mogul, where she's perfectly positioned to collect intel on her boss's criminal network. But when her mission leads her into the path of Lorenzo Ramirez--a ruthless crime boss with deadly plans--she'll need every ounce of cunning and charm to stay one step ahead. Then he walks back into her life. The last time Cybil saw Ben, he was an annoying prankster--and her first crush. The last time Ben saw Cybil, she stole a piece of his heart. Neither expected to run into each other at a high-stakes fundraising gala where crime, corruption, and undercover agendas collide.
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Chase the Light
by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Ranger Scout Johnson discovers a century-old mystery that launches a treasure hunt across Acadia National Park. Teaming with Naki Dana, whose native heritage unlocks hidden clues, Scout feels an unexpected connection. But local reporter Chase Fletcher is chasing both the story and Scout, leaving her caught between two men and a century of secrets.
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