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Christian Fiction March 2026 |
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| Track of Courage by Susan May WarrenIn the Alaskan wilderness, pop singer Keely Williams' search for her biological mother didn't go as she'd hoped and now her small plane is hijacked and crashes. Ex-cop Dawson Mulligan sees the wreckage and sets out to help with his newly adopted rescue dog. Keely and Dawson try to get to safety, but the hijacker is on their heels and there's a blizzard brewing. For fans of: fast-paced romantic suspense stories with strong faith elements. |
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| The Lighthouse at the Cove by Amy ClipstonWhen her car breaks down in Coral Cove, North Carolina, travel writer Kaya Ross is offered a garage apartment by handsome single dad Reid Turner, who ropes Kaya into penning an article about the town's upcoming "Light the Dark" festival. When she ends up helping him plan the event, which will fund renovations for the town's historic lighthouse, they grow close in this sweet romance. For fans of: Denise Hunter's More than Friends; Irene Hannon's Hope Harbor series. |
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| The Belle of Chatham by Laura FrantzIn 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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| Whispers at Painswick Court by Julie KlassenThough Anne Loveday has assisted her physician father for years, her stepmother finds it inappropriate and pushes 27-year-old Anne to marry. While visiting a friend, Anne agrees to stay and nurse town matriarch Lady Celia. Soon, she falls for a handsome doctor with secrets and hears rumors of ghosts amid strange accidents. This slow-burn Gothic romance takes place in a well-drawn 1821 England. For fans of: Sarah E. Ladd's Cornwall novels; Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey. |
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Faithful of Heart
by Tracie Peterson
Judith Stanford receives word from her estranged grandfather urging her to move to Minneapolis to earn his inheritance. Roman Turner, a local physician with a heart for the poor, harbors a grudge against Judith's grandfather. When Judith meets Roman in an attempt to right past wrongs, can they overcome a shadowed history and find grace and love for the future?
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A Song in the Dark: A Novel of World War II
by Kimberley Woodhouse
As WWII looms, blind virtuoso pianist Chaisley Frappier embarks on a concert through Europe, but when Hitler targets other disabled people, she aims to protect those threatened. Hitler's fascination with her talent brings British spy Rick Zimmerman to join her concert tour, where it will take every bit of faith and courage to triumph over hate--and survive.
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| Mists Over the Channel Islands by Sarah SundinAs World War II rages, the Germans invade the English Channel island of Jersey. With her physician father at war, Dr. Ivy Picot provides care to locals and helps the resistance as best she can. Meanwhile, Dutch engineer Gerrit van der Zee signs on to work with the Nazis as part of a secret plan to help the resistance. Unfortunately, instead of France, he's sent to Jersey, where he has no contacts. Try this next: From the Valley We Rise by Elizabeth Musser; The Warsaw Sisters by Amanda Barratt. |
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Ambush of the Heart
by Mary Connealy
As Owen Riley and his fellow marshals escort Delaney Bridger to Fort Russell, a gang of outlaws ambushes them, bringing death and devastation to their party. Romance sparks between Owen and Delaney as they fight for survival on their perilous wilderness trek toward the fort. Can they overcome the obstacles and find a future together?
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