Greetings From Witness Protection! by Jake Burt, a review Published 2017, MacMillan Publishing Group, 358 pages Genre: Middle Grade Contemporary Thirteen-year-old Nicki woos the reader with her strong and quirky personality. We quickly fall in love with this kid in...
Starr Tree Farm by Ellen Parker Published 2013 by Crimson Romance, 200 pages Genre: sweet romantic suspense Laura has been widowed just a year. She decides to move from St. Louis back to her home town in Wisconsin and finds herself farm-sitting for her uncle and aunt....
The 13th Tribe by Robert Liparulo Published 2012 by Thomas Nelson, 416 pages Genre: Christian suspense Jagger Baird felt like he was losing his mind in the aftermath of a horrific car accident that took the lives of dear friends. Now he’s taken his family to a...
Winter by Keven Newsome Published 2011 by Splashdown Darkwater, 334 pages Genre: Christian supernatural suspense, not suitable for 15 and under in my opinion It’s a supernatural tale–will God transform a troubled young woman into an Elijah-style prophet?...
Child of the Mist by Kathleen Morgan, a Christian fiction suspense with romance elements, is our featured free ebook today. You can download it free from either Amazon.com for your Kindle, or at Christianbook.com for all ebook formats. You can read it on your...
Christian author Dr. Richard Mabry has a medical whodunit on the free list for Kindle this week. Remember, you can read Kindle books on your computer! There’s no reason not to take advantage of this! Medical Error has this plot summary: “Dr. Anna...
Peril: A Fast Track Thriller by Suzanne Hartmann Published Nov. 18, 2011 by Oak Tara Publishers Genre: Christian thriller with sci-fi elements Joanne’s an Illinois homeschooling mom struggling with the fact that her husband is losing a battle with cancer. ...
Athol Dickson writes these beautifully crafted suspenseful novels with a touch of the magical. I really love his work. So why isn’t he a best-selling author? His musings are posted at the blog Novel Rocket this week, and he had some interesting words to say. For...
