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Christmas in October

 

It's time for my traditonal non-traditional Christmas in October post. Yes, I almost forgot!

For those of you who search for good reading to purchase for Christmas gifts, here are a few of my recommendations. I have read all of these. Tomorrow I'll suggest some I haven't read but will soon.

 

Real Romance: 
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Real Drama:        
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Real Thrillers:   
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Espionage Thrillers:  
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Supernatural Thrillers:     
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Women's Fiction:   
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Cozy Mystery:        
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Police Drama:       
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Non-fiction:             
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These come highly recommended, and I don't often say that.

 

Father, thank you for gifting your people with writing abilities. Please continue to bless these authors with many more stories to tell to honor you. In the Name of Jesus, Amen. 

       

 

 

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4 responses to “Christmas in October”

  1. Brenda Anderson Avatar
    Brenda Anderson

    I’ve read all but two of your choices and agree with your recommendations. There’s even something for everyone on the Christmas list. 🙂

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  2. Nicole Avatar
    Nicole

    I agree: something for everyone. Bren, let me guess. You haven’t yet read The Thirteenth Tribe and No Easy Day. I definitely recommend both. 😉

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  3. Brenda Anderson Avatar
    Brenda Anderson

    Close. I’ve read The Thirteenth Tribe–really enjoyed it though it’s not the type of novel I usually read.
    I haven’t read Karen Kaufman’s The Witch Tree yet.

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  4. Nicole Avatar
    Nicole

    I think you’ll like Karin’s debut novel, Bren. It’s fully “cozy mystery”, but it’s interesting how she includes the occult and geneaology research. And it’s a quick read on Kindle.

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