Clean Reads discussion

Heather B. Moore is consistently wonderful! Her books are always clean and uplifting. Her characters are courageous and there are always wonderful themes in her books---loyalty, love, endurance. Her newest book, The Slow March of Light is excellent. I highly recommend it. It is based on the true story of an American who was drafted and sent into East Berlin on an undercover mission. It is also the story of a young nurse who risks her own life to get her beloved grandmother out of East Berlin. This story will hold your interest from the first page to the last. Beautifully written.

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Historical fiction- Carnegies Maid by Marie Benedict

A.G. riddle has 4 clean books I've read. They are science fiction.

I write clean books that even my very strict, offended-at-the-slightest-thing mother enjoys. I only write clean books. See my Goodreads page at C.S. Kjar

The Virgo Paradox No profanity or sex. Just an instructive sci-fi story that addresses the problems facing planet Earth. One of 19 novels.

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This book is PHENOMENAL! I loved this book! The characters are great! The plot is great! It is a great book altogether but what makes it even better is that it is a CLEAN READ without profanity, violence, or sexuality which I LOVE! I cannot wait for the next book from this author! She is definitely a fresh voice in the Christian fiction market!

Is the title of the book PHENOMENAL! or is that a description?

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Carnegies maid- Marie Benedict

If you’re looking for a CLEAN, cute, read- this is the book you’re looking for. No profanity, no sexual language, and no sexual situations. I only gave it 4 stars because it didn’t end particularly how I would have liked it to. I think this book is unique, and just an example that authors don’t need to add filth to their work. It was such a wholesome, realistic, great book. I definitely recommend.

Questioning again, the PHENOMENAL book, is that the title?

If you read the first comment, the book is called The Slow March of Light.

Oh sorry, missed that. Thanks!