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| GIVEAWAY |
The best part of summer is the hot new releases publishers are sending our way! SQUEEEP!!! I'm so excited! And I know you are too so here's a chance for you to win a book from your summer wishlist.
Here's how it works: You recommend Christian Fiction with release dates in July, Auguat or September 2018 (up to three a day) and you have a chance to win one of your recommendations! BUT it's a little more complicated than that so be sure to read ALL the details before entering.
PLEASE NOTE: email entries are not eligible this week. :-(
IT'S ROMANTIC SUSPENSE/MYSTERY GIVEAWAY DAY!
To be entered in the draw just leave a comment (or 3) below, including the title(s) of the book(s) in the Romantic Suspense/Mystery genre you would like to read.
Romantic Suspense/Mystery
A full-length story or novella collection where mystery is an important part of the plot. The hero or heroine (or both) are often in peril (more so in suspense). Can be set in any time period. May cross genres such as YA, Amish etc and may include dual timelines.
How does it work?
BUT YOU GOTTA FOLLOW THE RULES!
Publication dates must be
July, August or September 2018
Each day is genre specific so
only submit books from that genre
Christian Fiction books only please!
You can offer up to 3 suggestions a day
BUT
they need to be made in
three separate comments
(makes it easier for me to tally)
No email entries this week
(to hard to keep track of
due to # of responses)
IMPORTANT: entrants must submit their own selections
(not piggback on somebody else's login) IMPORTANT
Open to International Readers
I'm all about spreading the good news
about Christian Fiction
all over the globe!
Draw will be held and winner announced on
Sunday June 17 2018
My other favorite category!
ReplyDelete#1 Called to Protect by Lynette Eason (July)
#2 Material Witness by Vannetta Chapman (August)
ReplyDelete#3 Standing Fast by Maggie K. Black (Military K-9 Unit LIS/July)
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I get a tad shy of giddy when I contemplate upcoming romantic suspense books. Eeep! Looking forward to more Military K-9 series.
DeleteTrixi, your second choice, Material Witness by Vannetta Chapman was published in 2012...unless maybe they are doing a re-release of it? Which would count, but I can't see that anywhere on Amazon or GoodReads.
Well, peanuts and fudge! I saw this on CBD.com and when I did some further digging, it looks like they slapped a brand spanking new cover on it. Original release is 2012...I really hate when publishers do that because I get all excited for a new novel. Sigh.
DeleteSo I'll switch it for:
#3 Her Fear by Shelley Shepard Gray (July)
I agree. These publishers are getting sneaky. Like publishing a 'new' novella collection only the novellas have all appeared in other collections. That's happening a lot in the Amish genre. So not fair.
DeleteDead Drift by Dani Pettrey
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Called to Protect by Lynette Eason
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Murder at the Flamingo by Rachel McMillan
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Looking forward to all of those -- and a new series by Rachel McMillan. How fun is that?!
DeleteCalled to Protect by Lynette Eason
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House at Saltwater Point by Colleen Coble
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Formula of Deception by Carrie Stuart Parks
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Good luck, Melissa.
Delete1) House at Saltwater Point by Colleen Coble
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2) Called to Protect by Lynette Eason (July)
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3) Her Fear by Shelley Shepard Gray (July)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kav, and have a great day!
Love that Amish suspense series by Shelley Shepard Gray. Can't wait to read this next one. She's amazing! Looking forward to your other two picks as well. Looks like we'll be happy...if a mite fear stricken...readers this summer. Good luck, Diana.
DeleteHopefully it'll strengthen my poor, aching neck muscles. You know...from constantly looking over my shoulder! lol
DeleteOh, good point -- we can count that shoulder checking has part of our exercise plan. Plus, the elevated heart rate from reading suspense should count as a cardio workout too. We're going to be in great shape by the end of the summer. :-)
DeleteAnd all the toe-curling should be helpful to the calf muscles! ;-)
DeleteTeehee! And ab workouts from the butterflies flitting about in our tummies. Oh...and I'm sure assuming a correct swooning posture is beneficial to core strengthening.
DeleteNot sure if this one counts...
ReplyDelete1) Her Fear
by Shelley Shepard Gray
(July 24th)
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This one sounds really spooky. Definitely not the kind of book I could read before going to bed.
ReplyDelete2) When Through Deep Waters
by Rachelle Dekker
(July 3rd)
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3) Formula of Deception
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(July 3rd)
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Shiver -- that Rachelle Dekker one sounds really good. I read her YA speculative series so it will be interesting to see what she does with this suspense for adults. Good luck, Melody.
DeleteI am awaiting A Rumored Fortune by Joanna Davidson Politano. I loved her first book.
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I loved her first book as well. Must buy author for me now. Good luck, Diane.
DeleteI'm throwing in Dead Drift a second time as
ReplyDeleteit is the top suspense book on my list :)
Thanks Kav!
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Also adding Cowboy Bodyguard a second time :)
ReplyDeleteProtected Secrets by Heather Woodhaven looks good. Female US Marshall Delany protecting a murder witness from a crime organization. The witness has an adopted daughter too, probably the child Delany gave up for adoption years before, so the plot thickens!
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing all the books everyone finds and are looking forward to, so much fun!
Thanks Kav!
lol -- you are a determined Dani Pettrey fan, Tracey! Love the cover on Cowboy Bodyguard. Blissful sigh. I think I could do a month of romantic suspense reading and be a happy camper. Good luck, Tracey.
DeleteA Secret to Die For by Lisa Harris (Sept.)
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ReplyDeleteDead Drift by Dani Pettrey (July)
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Have to say that Darkwater Secrets looks really, really, really good! I haven't read a whole lot by Robin Caroll but I think it's time to rectify that! Good luck, Jackie.
Delete1. Dead Drift by Dani Pettrey
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2. The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond by Jaime Jo Wright
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And since this historical novel does sound like quite the mystery:
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And I do love the combination of historical and suspense! Good luck, Rachael.
DeleteAren't we all eagerly anticipating this one?! Good luck, Kate!
ReplyDeleteHello, Miss Kav. Another day, another mystery. Bwahaha! That was supposed to be a spooky laugh. Hard to accomplish in a comment. ;). That's why I leave the writing to others.
ReplyDelete1.). A Rumored Fortune by Politano
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2.) Dead Drift by Pettrey
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3.) Murder at the Flamingo by Rachhel McMillan
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Snicker! Yes, spine-chilling laugh and ominous organ music creates the ambiance for today's book selections. Da da da da dahmmmm. I think Dead Drift is going to be the top requested suspense today...with Eason's Called to Protect a close second. Good luck, Terrill.
DeleteThe Cost of Betrayal
ReplyDeleteThree Romantic Suspense Novellas
by: Dee Henderson, Dani Pettrey, Lynette Eason
ISBN: 9780764231735 paperback September 2018
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A Rumored Fortune by Joanna Davidson Politano
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Kathleen ~ Lane Hill House
The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond
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Bethany House July 2018
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Squeeeeeaaaalllll!!!! That's going to be some romantic suspense novella collection! Almost makes me wanna wish away summer if it weren't for all the other books being released and read before then. :-) Good luck, Kathleen.
DeleteDoubling up on Dani Pettery: #1 Dead Drift
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#2 Called to Protect by Lynette Eason
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#3 Cost Of Betrayal by Lynette Eason, Dani Pettery AND Dee Henderson! Wow! What a line up!
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Eeep! I know -- that novella collection -- wowzers! And Dead Drift is clearly the most requested book this week, I think. Good luck, Paula.
DeleteQuestion - would Auschwitz Lullaby by Mario Escobar, Thomas Nelson, to be published in August - be considered crime/suspense/thriller or just historical? Is based on true story. I saw it on ChristianBooks. It would certainly be beyond frightening.
ReplyDeleteFrightening, but not suspense. Just historical. So it would fit there or on the general Christian Fiction day (Friday.) And it's based on a true story!
DeleteHer Fear, Shelley Shepard Gray, July. The other books in this series have been good. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love the Amish suspense series that Shelley Shepard Gray writes -- and that they come out close together! How that women keeps us all in reading material is beyond me but I'm glad she does. Good luck, CC.
DeleteDead Drift by Dani Pettery. mauback55 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteA Secret to Die FOR by Lisa Harris mauback55 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteDark Water Secrets by Robin Carroll. mauback55 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteGood luck, Melanie.
Delete1. Her Fear by Shelley Shepard Gray
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2. A Secret to Die For by Lisa Harris
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3. Called to Protect by Lynette Eason
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Good luck, Winnie.
DeleteAmish Country Ambush (Amish Country Justice)
ReplyDeleteby Dana R. Lynn
Release date – August 1, 2018
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Standing Fast (Military K-9 Unit)
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Release date – July 1, 2018
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Rescue Operation (Military K-9 Unit)
ReplyDeleteby Lenora Worth
Release date – August 1, 2018
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You can't go wrong with Love Inspired Suspense! Good luck, Kay.
Delete#1 An Hour Unspent by Roseanna M. White
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#2 In Times Gone By by Tracie Peterson
ReplyDelete#3 Freedom's Light by Colleen Coble
ReplyDeleteHa! I see you like the historical/suspense combination, Elly. Me too! Especially looking forward to An Hour Unspent. Good luck!
DeleteYeah, lol. I can't confess to liking many contemporaries, so I stick to historicals most of the time. Though I HAVE read some contemporaries that I've loved! (e.g. Ted Dekker, Colleen Coble, Andrew Klavan)
DeleteChoice #1: Thirst of Steel (The Tox Files Book #3) by Ronie Kendig (July 31, 2018)
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Choice #2: A Rumored Fortune by Joanna Davidson Politano (July 31, 2018)
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Choice #3: A Tale of Two Hearts (Once Upon a Dickens Christmas Book #2) by Michelle Griep (Sept 1, 2018)
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That last one is a surprise -- it doesn't read like a suspense but it's tagged as one on Amazon. You'll have to win it and read it and then tell us if it's mislabeled or really a mystery. lol Good luck, agboss.
DeleteWoo Hoo! My favorite genre!!!!
ReplyDeleteDead Drift by Dani Pettrey
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A Secret to Die For by Lisa Harris
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Freedom's Light by Colleen Coble
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I love this genre too. Can't say it's my favourite because I'm fickle and love just about every genre BUT I do admit to getting a distinct thrill every time I start a suspense novel. Good luck, Caryl.
DeleteThe Reckoning at Gossamer Pond by Jaime Jo Wright
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Good luck, Lea!
DeleteMurder at the Flamingo by Rachel McMillan
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Her Fear by Shelley Shepard Gray
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House at Saltwater Point by Colleen Coble
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Good luck, Annie!
Delete1.) Murder at the Flamingo (Van Buren and DeLuca Mystery #1)
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2.) A Rumored Fortune
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Good luck, Amada!
DeleteAn Hour Unspent by Roseanna M. White (Sept.)
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A Rumored Fortune by Joanna Davidson Politano
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Murder at the Flamingo by Rachel McMillan
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Good luck, Pam.
DeleteI only have one entry today
ReplyDeleteWhen Through Deep Waters by Rachelle Dekker
Releasing July 3rd
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This one looks really intriguing, doesn't it? Good luck, Samantha.
DeleteA Secret to Die For by Lisa Harris looks good! The main character is a psychologist. Reminds me a little bit of a Lisa Scottoline book.
ReplyDeleteFormula of Deception by Carrie Stuart Parks
ReplyDeleteKav, I was shocked by your comment that you've never read a CSP book! Her Gwen Marcey series is my favorite Christian suspense.
The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond by Jaime Jo Wright -- I never got to read The House on Foster Hill by this author!
ReplyDeleteI'll repent, Savings, honest I will. I'll check and see if my library has that Gwen Mercey series. :-) I think you'll be in love with Jaime Jo Wright like the rest of us once you've read one of her books. Hopefully soon. Good luck, SavingsinSeconds.
DeleteI'll hop on the Dani Pettrey Dead Drift bandwagon! :)
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The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond by Jaime Jo Wright
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I saw someone suggest this one so I'll go with it. I love Christmas books :) A Tale of Two Hearts (Once Upon a Dickens Christmas Book #2) by Michelle Griep
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I wouldn't have pegged A Tale of Two Hearts as suspense but that's what Amazon has it tagged as so....Good luck, Cheryl.
DeleteCost of betrayal by Henderson, Pettrey, Eason
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Formula of Deception by Carrie Stuart Parks
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Murder at the Flamingo by Rachel McMillan
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Good luck, Mindy!
Delete1. Her Fear by Shelley Shepard Gray
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ReplyDelete#2 In Times Gone By by Tracie Peterson
3. When Through Deep Waters by Rachel Dekker
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Good luck, Lucy.
DeleteRhapsody in Red by Donna Taylor sounds good. July 2018.
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Donn, not Donna
DeleteI've never heard of that author or Lamplighter Publishers. Must investigate further. Good luck, Marjorie.
DeleteOoh! You've never heard of Lamplighter books? The publish rare Christian books, mostly from the 1800s. One that I really enjoyed was "Prisoners of the Sea" by Florence M. Kingsley. Also, my sister and I both really liked "The Hidden Hand" by E.D.E.N. Southworth.
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DeleteYou are a font of knowledge, Elly. I had no idea -- and what an interesting concept for a publishing house. Will definitely check into them now.
DeleteDead Drift by Dani Pettrey
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An Hour Unspent by Roseanne White
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A Secret to Die For By Lisa Harris
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Good luck, Joy! I'm glad blogger is being friendly with you today!
Delete"Thirst of Steel" by Ronie Kendig (July 2018)
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"Dead Drift" by Dani Pettrey (July 2018)
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"Formula of Deception" by Carrie Stuart Parks (July 2018)
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Good luck, LSA!
DeleteTHIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED. IT MAY TAKE ME A WHILE TO DO THE TALLY AND POST THE RESULTS AND FIT CHURCH IN AS WELL SO WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN A BIT.
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