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Christian Fiction March 2026 |
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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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Through Each Tomorrow
by Gabrielle Meyer
In 1883, time-crosser Charles Hollingsworth enters elite circles entwined with intrigue, unsure which path he will choose on his twenty-fifth birthday. In 1563, Lady Cecily Pembrooke serves Queen Elizabeth while her stepbrother Charles seeks to save the ailing monarch. As their futures hang by a thread and secrets unravel, are their destinies inescapable?
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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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The Royal Nanny
by Melody Carlson
Former teacher Meredith Cardwell thought everything was going to plan...until suddenly it wasn't. Strapped and stranded alone in Austria on what was supposed to be a romantic trip for two, Meredith signs on for a short-term nannying gig. Unbeknownst to her, it's for royalty. But with no money and no other options to get home, Meredith takes a leap of faith that children are children...regardless of where they grow up.In over her head from day one, Meredith does her best to connect to and help the two children, but the transition from childcare in the jungle of the South Pacific to a royal household is anything but straightforward. Yearning for a mother-figure, the young prince of Rotslavia clings to Meredith, while his tween sister acts with the bossiness of her future role as queen. All the while, questions abound. Where is their father? Why does he seem to neglect them? And what will she do when they return to their homeland? Of course, she gets to know the prince, and to love his children-but an everyday American girl can never really fit into the royal world...can she?
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A Lesson in Propriety
by Jennifer Turano
With her father dead, her fortune stolen, and her fiancé casting her aside, Miss Drusilla Merriweather has one option: to open a finishing school on the only property she has left--an allegedly haunted castle. But first she'll have to contend with unscrupulous developers and a dashing architect who seems to have found his way into her heart.
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A Hidden Hope
by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Dok Stoltzfus faces a surge of new patients after being featured in a news story. As she mentors two eager medical school grads and a traveling nurse, complications ensue, including cultural misunderstandings and brewing romantic tension. Juggling more than she bargained for, Dok feels her desire to serve her Amish community stretched to its limits.
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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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Beyond the Clouds
by Elizabeth Camden
As teenagers, Delia Byrne and Finn Delaney fell in love while flying kites and dreaming of a future together--until betrayal tore them apart. Now, Delia, a pacifist and paralegal, and Finn, a decorated war hero, cross paths in famine-stricken WWI Belgium. As they navigate war's dangers, they face another risk--falling in love again.
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