pickSo I am horribly late for mays #bookedintime - sorry!This was a compelling story of Rahab a prostitute who survived the fall@of Jericho and went on to marry Salome. Christian fiction is not something I have ever really read but I did enjoy the strong message of faith, forgiveness and more.
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Her last move
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The kind worth killing
An empty house
The road to Dalton
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Silent scream
The weekend
Butter
Evil games
James
Sandwich
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Wandering stars
pickThis is brilliant bad cover work here - originally published/set in 1932, the main character of this story would probably literally rather die than show her bare midriff/legs in public😂 Love these 80s covers that try to make GLH look spicier.
This is typical GHL work - sweet, hardworking, poor girl receives help from a kind, goodhearted fellow and everyone ends up rich and happy in the end, with a dose of Jesus throughout. Not for everyone, ⬇
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A really soft pick. It started with a lot of promise, but it felt too long after a while. I was skimming a lot at the end.
I like this book, but did the author have to include a “let‘s help you lose weight to be pretty” make over? I expect it in my #PaperbackCrush books but not a book from 2011 (or am I naive?
“Red? Have you no shame, Auntie Vic? You can‘t be buried in a scarlet gown.”
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Getting a tad bible thumpy for my taste. Willing to stick it out as the story is not abhorrent.
