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Christian Fiction September 2026 |
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The Belle of Chatham
by Laura Frantz
In 1777 New Jersey, as their brothers fight for liberty in the Continental Army, sisters Coralie and Mae Bohannon find themselves on opposite sides of the American Revolution: loyalist Coralie is secretly engaged to a British lieutenant stationed in New York, while Mae falls for an American officer billeted in their home. Then events lead Mae to suspect Coralie of gathering information for the British. For fans of: well-researched, faith-filled historical romances; Kimberley Woodhouse's The Patriot Bride.
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Faithful of Heart
by Tracie Peterson
Though she has strong faith, Judith Stanford doesn't have any family left except her wealthy grandfather, who's dying and wants to meet her. After his poor treatment of her parents, she hesitates before finally going to Minneapolis, planning to use any inheritance for good. She also hopes to run into Dr. Roman Turner, a handsome acquaintance who helps the poor, in this 1st in the Minnesota Legacy duology. Try these next: Christian historical novels by Kimberley Woodhouse or Mary Connealy.
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The Fault Between Us
by Stephanie Landsem
In 1959, with her rebellious teenage sister in tow, Bridget Reilly travels to an area near Yellowstone National Park because she's worried about her other sister Claire, a new mom living far away from her family. When Claire's cowboy husband takes a long-distance job, it leaves the three sisters alone together as a devastating earthquake hits. For fans of: book club reads based on real events (discussion questions are included).
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Last to Fall
by Lynn H. Blackburn
Bronwyn Pierce manages The Haven, a secluded mountain resort for the elite. When she stumbles upon a dangerous conspiracy, her only ally is Mo Quinn, a former army intelligence officer, her first love, and the last person she wanted to trust. As danger closes in, they'll have to risk everything--including their hearts--to expose the truth before it's too late.
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| The Brunswick by Callie MurrayIn 1939 Georgia, Cora runs her father's old hotel turned general store. But it's struggling and so is her dad, who's depressed. When Thomas Watkins arrives in town, Cora hires him, and the two connect, especially when they team up to help children displaced by the war in Europe. Meanwhile, in Austria, ten-year-old Charlotte's Jewish family face persecution from the Nazis, so they send her to America. Try these next: Michelle Shocklee's The Women of Oak Ridge; Lynn Austin's Long Way Home. |
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The Manhattan Confessions
by Jocelyn Green
In 1926, New York Historical Society librarian Ivy Malone is dedicated to preserving Manhattan's history. When society matron Adeline King shares her secret past as a young Irish immigrant who joined a gang to survive, Ivy records the tale while hiding Adeline's criminal connection, leading to danger for both. Also, Ivy's cousin, Gina, is stuck in limbo at Ellis Island and will be killed if she's sent back to Mussolini's Italy. Like the other books in the On Central Park trilogy, this evocative final entry works as a standalone.
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Marrying the Matchmaker
by Jody Hedlund
As the middle child of the Shanahan family, Zaira does her best to keep the peace. She doesn't share her dream of becoming a published author with her family to spare herself their disapproval. When she's caught in a scandal involving the local matchmaker, Bellamy McKenna, she must put her storytelling ability to good use and feign a match with him to avoid wagging tongues and her parents' anger. Feeling the growing pressure to marry as a well-known, yet single matchmaker to St. Louis's Irish community, Bellamy reluctantly agrees to a temporary match with Zaira. But even though the matchmakers in his family might be able to find love for others, they have a history of disastrous relationships for themselves. When secrets and danger force Zaira and Bellamy to work together, is it finally the matchmaker's turn to be lucky in love? Hedlund delivers another captivating romance with sizzling chemistry in this romantic conclusion to her beloved matchmaking series.
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A Moment to Love
by Tracie Peterson
A shared heart for justice pulls them together, but is their love strong enough to survive their trials?DR. CARRIE VOGEL'S HEART is shattered when her groundbreaking medical research is stolen and falsely credited to her ex-fianc . With years of diligent work lost, she grapples with the disastrous turn of her career and leans on her faith for strength. When she learns that her Pinkerton friend Spencer Duval is on a justice-driven mission to her hometown of Cheyenne, she agrees to an arranged marriage to provide him with a cover story. But merely pretending to be in love with Spencer becomes increasingly difficult the more time she spends with him.Spencer is determined to apprehend the ruthless murderer who killed his father years ago, but his quest ignites unexpected emotions--both for Carrie and about the desire for revenge that has dominated his life. As the web of suspects tightens, their futures hang in the balance, and they must learn to trust God's plan as unexpected love takes flight.
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