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The Baxter series, Like dandelion dust, shades of blue, oceans apart - all by Karen Kingsbury.

Life Just Got Real by Sadie Robinson

Porch Swing Girl, Meet the Sky, Starfish, Letters to the Lost (<< that one is a MUST READ), Remember to Forget ...

Mine are all juvenile fiction, often from decades ago. :) The only contemporary romance I've read is Live Without You by Sarah Grace Grzy, and you've read that. ;) Same for Bound by Victoria Lynn. Though I did read some very intense Christian legal thrillers that were good - just probably not your thing, either!

Off the top of my head, Dandelion Dust by Faith Potts, Becoming Nikki by Ashley Elliott, and the Rivers of Judah series by Catherine Farnes. Given time, I could come up with a bunch more! :D

It's a Mall World After All by Janette Rallison ;)

Dear Mr. Knightly by Katherine Reay, Becoming Nikki by Ashly Elliot, The Charity Dieries series by Elisibeth Allen, Martin Hospitality by Abigayle Claire, Journey of Four by Rebekkah Jones, and Red Rover, by Perry Kirkpatrick. =)

Thanks so much, everyone!! I’ll definitely check all these out. 😀

@Mary : What is the legal thriller book(s) called? :)

Maddy wrote: "@Mary : What is the legal thriller book(s) called? :)"

The first one was Directed Verdict by Randy Singer. It was good! Intense and a little violent, but Christian and pretty clean. I don't remember the specifics of content. I definitely recommend it if you like thrillers!

The sequel, Self-Incrimination, was very well-written as well, and I loved the wonderful romantic subplot - but I can't freely recommend that one, cause it was so violent and gory and disturbing in the details of the murder case at the center of the book.

I also read two more books by that author that weren't as good. But those two were great.

Dani petrey's Alaskan Courage series .
I don't tend to read much contemparay unless it's thrillers .

.... does my own count? ;D

Every Bright and Broken Thing by Brian McBride (releasing sometime this year).
Welcome Home by Michaela Bush.

Dandelion Dust by Faith Potts.