| The Roads We Follow by Nicole DeeseIn this second Fog Harbor Romance, aspiring author Raegan Farrow, youngest daughter of country music legend Luella Farrow, joins her mother and sisters on a cross-country road trip in Luella's old tour bus. Along the way, she bonds with their driver, Micah Davenport, and uncovers his personal connection to her family.
For fans of: Rachel Hauck's The Best Summer of Our Lives; Janine Rosch's The Road Before Us. |
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Marybeth and Edward forge a marriage of convenience as they venture westward to the untamed frontier of the newly incorporated railroad town of Cheyenne, where they must rely on each other's strength amidst the perils of their new life.
Look for: A Choice Considered, second in the series, published this month; the third title, A Truth Revealed, is scheduled for November.
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| Unforgiven by Shelley Shepard GrayIn this suspenseful series opener, loosely connected to the author's Secrets of Crittenden County series, a strong bond forms between two former Amish: Seth Zimmerman, released from prison after serving his sentence for involuntary manslaughter, and Tabitha Yoder, who left their community after divorcing her abusive husband. But the return of Tabitha's vengeful ex threatens any future they might have together. You might also like: Wanda E. Brunstetter's Sisters of Holmes County series; Colleen Coble's Where Shadows Meet. |
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| The Elusive Truth of Lily Temple by Joanna Davidson PolitanoBrought together by a sapphire known as the Briarwood Teardrop, actress Lily Temple and private investigator Peter Driscoll discover that they must rely on each other and God if they want to survive the dangers closing in on them. Set in Edwardian England, this novel offers "a fascinating look at silent film, the power of story, and God's pursuit of lost children" (Library Journal). You might also like: Amanda Dykes' All the Lost Places. |
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| Night Falls on Predicament Avenue by Jaime Jo WrightIn 1901, Shepherd, Iowa, local residents Effie James and her sister, Polly, witness a murder at 322 Predicament Avenue. Over a century later, Norah Richman inherits the house, now a bed and breakfast, and teams up with true crime podcaster Sebastian Blaine to investigate the property's chilling history in this dual-timeline Gothic inspirational novel by the author of The Vanishing at Castle Moreau. |
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