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A daring, strong man who made her feel feminine and protected.
“We must all be allowed our moments of insanity and senselessness. Without them, what sort of dull, lifeless creatures would we be?”
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“The sacraments, especially baptism, confession, and the Holy Eucharist, are powerful antidotes to combat and suppress our concupiscence in a way reminiscent of how certain drugs, such as quinine and chloroquine, suppress the parasite that causes malaria.”
― Why Be Catholic?: Ten Answers to a Very Important Question
― Why Be Catholic?: Ten Answers to a Very Important Question
“Humanity and wildness, heart and spirit and fierce protection, all tie together once more in a bond that must never be broken.”
― The Raven Heir
― The Raven Heir
“As with all things evil, he waited until the balance of hatred, envy, greed—the human failings common to all the races—outweighed the goodness and kindness, and then he struck.”
― The Sword of Shannara Trilogy
― The Sword of Shannara Trilogy
“Typical bungling officials, elected by the disinterested people to juggle the ball until it can be passed on to some other fool. I could tell five minutes after I opened my mouth that they thought I was crazy. They don’t see the danger until the sword is at their own throats—then they scream for assistance from those of us who knew it all along.”
― The Sword of Shannara Trilogy
― The Sword of Shannara Trilogy
Christian Historical Fiction
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Most of what we will read and discuss through here will be Christian Historical Fiction, but every once in a while there will be something that will n ...more
75 Books...More or Less!
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Welcome to a friendly corner of Goodreads! We began the challenge of reading 75 books a year several years ago . . . since then, many of us have gotte ...more
FIRST Wild Card Tours
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**Due to inactivity of the goodreads discussion group and lack of time, keep up to date with FIRST books on my FIRSTWILD shelf --> Feel free to ask me ...more
Contemporary Christian Fiction
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A meeting place for those who love contemporary Christian fiction.
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For those who are in love with the Barnes & Noble "Nook". A place to share & loan books, tips and just conversation. ...more
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