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Disciplines Of A Godly Man (updated Edition)
by R. Kent Hughes

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This is a good book men. But get ready. It will hit you hard in some areas. But if your desire is to become a stronger Christian than this is the right book for you.

Lending A Paw
by Laurie Cass

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This book is recommended by librarians from New York Public Library and is on their summer 2024 list. This cozy mystery is about a book mobile librarian and her cat who try to solve a murder in small town Michigan. Many books follow in this series known as the book mobile cat mysteries.

Grave Peril
by Jim Butcher

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This is the third book in the series. The series has been recommended to me many times. Jim Butcher writes well and James Marsters is a fabulous narrator.

Motherducking Magic (a Witch, Vampire, Werewolf Urban Fantasy Snarky Kick Butt Adventure)
by Michelle Fox

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Story was good but the way she's releasing them is scammy.

The Kingdom, The Power, And The Glory
by Tim Alberta

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Excellent book in which the author explains how American Christians became obsessed with politics. The son of a Presbyterian pastor in a Michigan church, Alberta also reflects on his Christian upbringing which is nowhere the same as the faith of many of the pastors and Christian influencers he had interviewed over a several year period. This book has shown me that I can be a follower of Christ without becoming obsessed with American politics. A must read especially with the 2024 election coming.

Cover Girls
by T. D. Jakes

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Jakes, a megachurch pastor, writes nonfiction much better than fiction. To be fair, this book was his first work of fiction, but a lot was lacking such as character development. Half the time, the book rambled on like a church sermon. More talk, less action and dialogue. The ending was lacking a bit and felt like a cliffhanger.

A Murder For The Books
by Victoria Gilbert

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I started with a later book in the series, so when I started this one, wasn’t really what I thought, but by the time I got to the end had me wanting to read the next in the series. Amy is a librarian director who’s found a lady murdered in the archives. Meeting the new guy in town who wants to research some things they uncover clues which put her and her assistant and best friend Sunny in danger. Slow to start but has you wanting to read the next in the series by time your done!

Renewed For Murder
by Victoria Gilbert

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Amy always seems to stumble into murders. This one had to deal with her Aunts friends past and as it unfolded was good to the absolute end as all these books have been. Looking forward to her new books!

A Novel Disguise
by Samantha Larsen

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This book was set back in 1784 outside London in the country. Tiffany’s brother was the Liberian for the dike in their town. She took care of her brother’s household because she was a spinster only because the gentelman she was engaged to died before they married. Her brother, she found out later after assuming his identity because he died was poisoned. Through her and the constables sleuthing they were determined to find out who murdered him along with the other servants in the dukes household. Her friend from younger years who became a Duchess of which was having an affair with the Duke snubbed her years later when she stepped into the role of a Duchess often pulled pranks like disguising Tiffany as her brother so she decided why not be him now. At times… it was very comical going in between her and his roles. A very good read!

Courtship
by Rodney M. Cate

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If you want to improve your marriage, even if your marriage is in trouble, this is a good book for you. If you are about to get married, this be a good start in the right direction for your marriage.