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Christine’s 2025 Year in Books
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Christine Dillon
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Francine Rivers, Randy Alcorn, CS Lewis
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July 2015
More books by Christine Dillon…
Loss and Loyalty – Book 5 in the Light of Nations series
BLURB:
What makes someone family—blood, love, or something more?
Arielle believed she was an Israelite—until her brother confessed the truth: she was found as an infant on their doorstep in Moab. After tragedy strikes and the men of her household are snatched away, Arielle must leave the only land she’s ever known and any hope of finding her birth family to follow her adopted family to
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Leading Philippi: Epaphroditus' Story (Paul's Patrons Book 1)
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A new Carol Ashby book is one of the highlights of my year. This is well up to her usual standard. Strong and interesting story, strong spiritual content. For readers who love historical fiction, particularly Roman-era fiction. The research is impecc ...more |
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"Just like the first time, I couldn't put this book down. Dillion's writing is honest and earnest. She weaves stories from the Bible throughout the narrative in a way which allows the reader to gain fresh perspective.
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Grace in the Shadows (Grace #2):
"Christine Dillon is one of the most insightful Christian authors that I have ever encountered. I just finished her 2nd book in the series, and it was as informative and moving books that I have had the pleasure of reading. She takes us through the li"
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"Exceptional
Book 2 of this series continues the saga of characters in book1. The author’s story-telling models effective ways to share the Person of Jesus with others. A great read." |
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4.5 stars A hard book because of the topics but excellent. Excellent writing, themes, spiritual content. It would make a wonderful discussion book for a book club. This will not be my last KC book. |
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Wow. What a ride with this gritty, realistic novel that looks at the question, 'What would a mother do to protect a child?' and 'would it be right?' Excellent writing. Unputdownable (I had a late night because I had to read the last half). This is onl ...more |
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This book suffers with a 100+ year timeline. Not an easy book to write. It is also difficult because we only know a little about Miriam from the Bible and most of the time Moses is the central character. I particularly appreciated the chapters on wha ...more |
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I had two attempts to read this book as this is not the genre I like reading HOWEVER it is something I would have read and loved as a teenager. Highly recommended for teens. Well written although sometimes a little sparse. In fact, I think this book ...more |
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“It would be great if Jesus could just be a useful model of how to live with some wise teachings he could apply in his life. But that wasn’t an option, not based on what he’d read so far. Jesus demanded all or nothing. Paul didn’t want to give all, yet was equally afraid to ignore what he’d learned.”
― Grace Beneath the Frost
― Grace Beneath the Frost
“because there really isn’t much of a difference between Christians and non-Christians,”
― Grace in Strange Disguise
― Grace in Strange Disguise
“I’d love you to pray for eyes to see opportunities and courage to grab them.” “I wouldn’t have thought you needed such prayers.” “Every believer needs the same things. Even Paul asked the believers to pray for him to have boldness. After all, our enemy uses fear as one of his favourite weapons to prevent us doing God’s work.”
― Grace in Strange Disguise
― Grace in Strange Disguise
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