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Monthly Archives: July 2017
And the Shofar Blew
Trapped between the huge success of his father’s ministry and his unending search for the acceptance and self-esteem missing from his childhood, Paul Hudson is on a mission… but is the road to success as straightforward as he thinks? Wounding … Continue reading
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Tagged And the Shofar Blew, Francine Rivers
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Saturday’s Child
Susan Brown wants it all. Tired of the drudgery of clerking in a busy office, tired of the same round of lunch with the office girls at noon, catching the trolley in the mornings in rain and slush, tired of … Continue reading
Marling Hall
Lettice Watson has lost her husband at Dunkirk. Left with two small children to raise, she is living at home (Marling Hall), but in an apartment over the stables. Recognizing her mother’s tendency to ‘take over’ Lettice’s life, she very … Continue reading
The House of the Deer
“The House of the Deer” is the sequel to “Gerald and Elizabeth”, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Gerald’s sister Bess, the famous actress, is now married to the shipyard owner, Walter McCallum. Hired by his new brother-in-law to help with security, … Continue reading
