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Christian Fiction July 2017
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The beloved hope chest
by Amy Clipston
After her daughters discover clues in a hope chest, Mattie Fisher must reveal the truth about her first husband and what happened to a long-absent older sibling in the final installment of the series following The Cherished Quilt. Original.
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Beyond justice
by Cara C Putman
"Hayden McCarthy is on track to become the youngest partner in her prestigious D.C. law firm. if the case she's just been handed doesn't destroy her first. Hayden McCarthy knows firsthand the pain when justice is not served. It's why she became an attorney and why she's so driven in her career. When she's handed a wrongful death case against the government, she isn't sure if it's the lucky break she needs to secure a partnership--or an attempt to make sure she never gets there. She keeps the case alivethrough sheer determination and more than a little creativity, but then she's fired by a partner with a vendetta. Further complicating matters, Hayden keeps finding herself completely distracted by Andrew, her roommate's cousin. But his father is a Congressman and she's currently taking on the government. Could the timing be any worse? The longer she keeps the case active, the higher the stakes become. Unknown enemies seem determined to see either the case--or her--die. Should she fight alone for the dead young man by launching her own unfinanced firm, or abandon the case in order to save her own life?"
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Dark deception
by Nancy Mehl
Four years after surviving an attack by a serial killer that left her twin sister dead, Kate O'Brien discovers that the man in prison for the crime was not the killer, and it is up to U.S. Marshall Tony DeLuca to keep her safe from the real killer until he is caught
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Under a summer sky : a Savannah romance
by Melody Carlson
A relaxing summer job in sultry Savannah turns complicated for a young art teacher when two handsome brothers vie for her attention at the same time a snooty rival sabotages her employment. By the award-winning author of Once Upon a Summertime. Original.
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| The Inn at Ocean's Edge by Colleen CobleRomantic Suspense. When Claire Dellamore unexpectedly shows up at Ocean's Edge, a Maine hotel, it's to help her dad close a business deal -- but she uncharacteristically has a panic attack. What is it about the hotel that's bothering her? Then she meets Luke Elwell and learns that she disappeared from the hotel when she was a child. Luke -- whose mother also disappeared years ago, but was never found -- helps Claire sort out the past. In this 1st in the fast-paced Sunset Cove series, what they discover are family secrets, danger, and -- maybe -- love. |
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| The Proposal at Siesta Key by Shelley Shepard GrayAmish Romance. Finally standing up to her over-protective parents (who've never gotten over the murder of their other child 12 years ago), 24-year-old Penny Troyer takes a job at the local Pinecraft, Florida bed and breakfast. When she grows close to a guest, a handsome Mennonite amputee who travels the country sharing his testimony, it also causes trouble at home. Amish fiction fans who'd enjoy a trip to a sun-kissed beach should enjoy this moving tale of friendship, self-discovery, and love, the 2nd in a series. |
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| Once Upon a Prince: The Royal Wedding Series by Rachel HauckContemporary Romance. Susanna Truitt has waited for Adam to propose for 12 long years. She expects a ring when he meets her on the beach in front of her family's St. Simon's Island, Georgia restaurant, but gets dumped instead. Later, vacationing Prince Nathaniel of the Kingdom of Brighton helps Susanna with a flat tire and immediately falls for her. Can they discover the power of God's love to heal hearts and bring together two people with different backgrounds? This 1st in a trilogy should please fans of modern-day fairy tales. |
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| The Guest Book: A Novel by Marybeth WhalenGeneral Fiction. When she was five, Macy Dillon drew a picture in the guest book of her family's Sunset Beach rental house. The next year, she found that a boy had made a drawing in response. The pair do this for over ten years, growing close but not knowing who the other is; then Macy's dad dies, and the tradition ends. Now a single mom to her own adorable 5-year-old daughter, Macy heads back to the cottage with her mother and older brother to remember her father -- and, with God's help, Macy's also determined to find the boy from the guest book. This is the heartwarming 2nd in the loosely connected Sunset Beach novels. |
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