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If you love historical Christian fiction you wll LOVE Gilbert Morris and his daughter Lynn. I am in the middle of the Cheney Duvall MD series, I have the first two on my bookshelf and I find they are really good. I am also reading the House of Winslow series as well and that is GREAT!!! Just thought I would make a suggestion in case someone is looking for a good read. Michele |
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Thanks, Michelle, for your comments. I don't read quite as much historical fiction as I used to, but I do have Honorable Impostor in my TBR pile, which is the first book in The House of Winslow Series. What book are you on in this series? |
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I've been reading a lot of this type of book recently. I ordered both of them from you! Thanks for the recommendation! |
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I feel like I"m missing out on a huge, fabulous genre. I just can't get into historicals. I haven't yet tried "christian" fiction historicals and i keep saying i will but I havent yet. |
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Lori--You are right. It is a huge genre. I like both historical and contemporary Christian fiction. If you want to give Christian historical fiction a try, you could probably approach it from a couple of different angles. You might think of a time period that you're most likely to enjoy. Some examples might be WWII era, First century Christian era, or medieval times, etc. Then look for a book or ask for suggestions of books of that era. Another idea would be to pick a subject or setting in which you have an interest like the holocaust, Australia, Native Americans, or the early settlement of Minnesota. One last suggestion--you might try reading a historical fiction book written by an author you already enjoy. Just some thoughts :)
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