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Beverly Bonnefinche Is Dead: A Chevron Ross Book Review

What if you were your own worst enemy? Kristen Seeley explores the darkness of mental illness through her character Beverly Bonnefinche, whose childhood experiences with rejection and ridicule have turned her into a bitter and reclusive adult. Beverly works in a bookstore—rather, she reads all day, annoyed when she has…
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December 29, 2023
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Over Our Heads: A Chevron Ross Book Review

Never in my daily Bible readings have I considered taking it apart and putting it back together. In Eric Robinson’s second book about hidden meanings in Scripture, he gently dissects the Bible to show that there is far more on each page than meets the eye. Over Our Heads is…
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December 22, 2023
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The People’s Hospital: A Chevron Ross Book Review

People baffled by America’s health care system have every reason to be. As Ricardo Nuila demonstrates in his eye-opening narrative, the system has so many built-in problems that it is its own worst enemy. American health care has degenerated into a business whose primary purpose is not to treat the…
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December 8, 2023
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The Risk of Us: A Chevron Ross Book Review

I had a hard time digesting this book. Granted that it is an expertly written and unflinching look at foster parenting, The Risk of Us is difficult to get into at first. Written from the unnamed foster mother’s stream-of-consciousness viewpoint, it is rife with gutter language that does nothing to…
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December 1, 2023
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The Samaritan’s Patient: A New Novel from Chevron Ross

Dear Subscribers, My third novel, The Samaritan's Patient, is in the hands of AIA Publishing and will be available soon through Amazon. Below you will find a description of the book, some early reviews, and a sneak peek at the opening chapter. I'll send you an update when the book goes…
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November 24, 2023
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Jesus in the Shadows: A Chevron Ross Book Review

Several years ago, a friend gave me a book by F. LaGard Smith that guides the reader through the entire Bible in one year. By rearranging the text in chronological order, Smith cleared up my murky understanding of the Scriptures. Eric Robinson’s Jesus in the Shadows takes Smith’s book a…
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November 17, 2023
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Check out these newly released books

November 2023 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website Contemporary Romance: 12 Days of Mandy Reno by Regina Rudd Merrick -- Law student Amanda Reno is stuck in her tiny hometown in Kentucky for Christmas and work part-time at the…
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November 10, 2023
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The Rise of the Y: Meet the Author

Today I’d like to welcome ACFW author Angela Shelton. In the following passage she describes the inspiration that led to her new novel, Rise of the Y. It is now available on Amazon.   I live on a cattle farm in a quaint little town in Georgia, where our livestock…
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November 3, 2023
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In the Garden of Beasts: A Chevron Ross Book Review

Since the end of World War II, countless books about Adolph Hitler have raised the same question: How could such a monster have brought the entire world to the brink of destruction? Erik Larson offers a few answers in his historical account of an American family. In 1933, William Dodd…
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October 27, 2023