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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 will be 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) 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

General

Romance

Contemporary

Christmas

General

Mystery/Suspense

Romance

Young Adult

Christian Non-Fiction

Apologetics

Bible

Biblical Interpretation/Practices

Biography/Memoir

Children's Books

Christian Living

Church Life

Current Events

Devotional

Home/Interior Design

Missiology/Culture

Poetry

Prayer

Theology

Clean Fiction

Historical

General

Contemporary

Romance

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