Judas Iscariot. Has there ever been a name more reviled in Christendom? How could a guy who'd been with Jesus throughout his 3-year ministry, seen the miracles, listened to the parables and sermons, …
Review: Sagebrush Knights by Erica Vetsch
Motherless for many years, life for the four Gerhard sisters of Seabury, Massachusetts, changed abruptly when their father died in 1874. He'd been a professor of medieval history with a home provided …
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Review: Blood of Adam by Rachel S. Neal
Denah, daughter of Carmi, is betrothed to Japheth, the disgraced son of Noah. She grew up fascinated by Noah's family, off there just outside of the city, building an ark to save people and animals …
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Review: Colonial Courtships
Life is full of the unexpected, don't you think? That seems to be the over-riding theme of this 4-in-1 collection from Barbour's Romancing America series, where each of the characters find that life …
Review: Over the Edge by Mary Connealy
Ever forget something really important? All of us have--or suspect we have--but few of us can match Seth Kincaid. He forgot he was married. That's what childhood trauma and the Civil War did to him. …
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Review: Mary Magdalene by Diana Wallis Taylor
Mary of Magdala suffered a trauma in her youth that led to having seizures and hearing voices. Although the Jewish priests prayed over her, she was not healed. The incidents grew in frequency and …
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