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Book Reviews

As I review books, I will add the links to this page as a quasi-index. The label for "review" can also be utilized if there is interest in viewing the reviews chronologically.

Reviews are divided into the broad categories of Christian fiction, Christian non-fiction, and clean fiction with sub-genres, and then listed alphabetically by author's last name (except for series which will be listed alphabetically by series title as they may be multi-authored) and in publication order (where possible).

Please note that although most—if not all—books should be written by Christian authors, they may not be marketed as exclusively a Christian book. I have since added a clean fiction category to denote some of these titles where the author may be Christian but there is little-to-no Christian content within the book.

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Christian Fiction

Historical

Christmas

General

Romance

Contemporary

Christmas

General

Mystery/Suspense

Romance

Young Adult/New Adult

Children's Books

Christian Non-Fiction

Apologetics

Bible

Biblical Interpretation/Practices

Biography/Memoir

Christian Living

Church History

Church Life/Ecclesiology

Current Events

Devotional

Evangelism

Grief/Loss/Death

Health

Home/Interior Design

Missiology/Culture

Poetry

Prayer

Relationships

Spiritual Formation

Theology

Clean Fiction

Historical

General

Contemporary

Romance

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