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With each novel, I find myself laughing with the characters and smiling at the peculiarities of their personalities and reactions to ordinary events like kissing and riding a horse. 

Swept Away (Trouble in Texas #1) by Mary Connealy

My first introduction to the splendid genre of Christian historical romance was Montana Rose by Mary Connealy. I quickly devoured the Brides of...

“Young Men and Fire” by Norman Maclean

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“Redeeming Love” by Francine Rivers

 I’ve heard plenty about Francine Rivers, so when a friend and fellow writer recommended Redeeming Love, I purchased the book and enjoyed...

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