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  • Wednesday in the Word: Raising Ebenezer Aug. 11, 2021 / 0 Comments

    No, not Scrooge. First of all, he's a character. Even if I could raise people from the dead, his fictional status would render him ineligible…

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    Not all romance authors are cut from the same clot Not all romance authors are cut from the same cloth. Just like readers, we have favorites and not-so-favorites. Here's one of my not-so's that I've caught comments for from other romance lovers. I'm not putting down those who love this book. I know they have their reasons, and they're valid. The book is a classic for a reason. It's just not a book that's for me. What about you? Without being negative, dismissive, or rude, is there a book or trope or character type that everyone else seems to love but that you can't quite connect with? Isn't it great that there are authors for every reader type and readers for every author type? #ChristianFiction #christianfictionreaders #christianfictionauthors #ContemporaryChristianRomance

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