Cara Putman
Biography
Cara Putman has served as a practicing attorney and has taught undergraduate and graduate law courses at a Big Ten business school. Putman earned a law degree and an MBA. Putman's books include Lethal Intent (2021), Flight Risk (2020), and Delayed Justice (2018).
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“The Dress Shop on King Street is a novel that will sweetly tug you into a story line that flows seamlessly between two times, only to intertwine in beautiful ways. Page by page, secret by secret, moment by moment, a story is woven of love lost and found, and hopes and dreams restored. And each page was a gift I did not want to walk away from. Enter these pages only if you want to feel Millie and Harper’s stories deeply, and in the process, be reminded of how gentle God is as He guides us through dreams lost and found. You might just fall in love with a new-to-you author’s writing. I know I have.”
“Promised Land is a book about coming home. Of becoming settled in your spirit and your relationships. With layers of intensity, thanks to international intrigue, moments of legal wrangling, and pages of sweet relationships, this book is rich and complex. A wonderful read.”
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“Colleen Coble, the queen of Christian romantic mysteries, is back with her best book yet. Filled with familiar characters, plot twists, and a confusion of antagonists, I couldn’t keep the pages of this novel set in Maine turning fast enough. I reconnected with characters I love while taking a journey filled with murder, suspense, and the prospect prospect of love. This truly is her best book to date, and perfect for readers who adore a page-turner laced with romance.”
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“An eerie multilayered novel that kept me guessing . . . a novel so atmospheric and gothic that it will delight the most discerning reader. . . . The twists will leave you gasping and deeply satisfied when you reach the magical words the end.”
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“This is the novel I've been waiting to read. For those who grew up longing to be a Gallagher Girl or secretly wanting to star in Mr. and Mrs. Smith, this book is one you will inhale even as you wonder who can be trusted in this tale of betrayal and secrets. From a museum to Italy and back to Texas, this book takes readers on an international caper filled with danger, flirtation, and truth. Natalie Walters proves she is one of the top voices in romantic suspense with SPIES, LIES, AND ALIBIS.”
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“Siri Mitchell has created a story that will suck you in and not let go. With twists and turns, international intrigue, and danger galore, this book reads like a psychological thriller mixed with healthy doses of suspense.”
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“The Goodbye Bride is one heart-stopping, page-turning romance that will leave the pickiest romance reader delighted and asking for just a few more pages.”
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“In a world where so many present one facade externally and another inside their homes, this novel shines a light on the power of truth to cut through the darkness. Wrap that inside a page-turning mystery and some sweet romance and it’s a story perfect for readers who love multiple threads.”
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“The Dress Shop on King Street is a novel that will sweetly tug you into a story line that flows seamlessly between two times, only to intertwine in beautiful ways. Page by page, secret by secret, moment by moment, a story is woven of love lost and found, and hopes and dreams restored. And each page was a gift I did not want to walk away from. Enter these pages only if you want to feel Millie’s and Harper’s stories deeply, and in the process, be reminded of how gentle God is as He guides us through dreams lost and found. You might just fall in love with a new-to-you author’s writing. I know I have.”
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“Falling Like Snowflakes is a story of letting go, finding home, and discovering who you really are. It’s a story that highlights the importance of community and faith within a romance that will warm your heart. You’ll discover winter in Maine—and find yourself ready to vacation there when the snowflakes fall. And maybe along the journey, you’ll discover the freedom of letting go and trusting God.”
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“With dual plot lines that collide in the spooky house on Foster Hill, Jaime Jo Wright has created a story that will delight historical and contemporary mystery readers. There are hints of romance, suspense, and intrigue that kept me engaged with a story that had characters I quickly cared about. I needed to know how Ivy’s and Kaine’s stories connected and how they would be resolved.”
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“Open the cover to Through Waters Deep and step back to 1941 Boston in the days before the United States entered WWII. It’s a story of sabotage, mystery, and sweet, heart-stopping romance. In this novel, Sarah Sundin demonstrates why she is a gifted novelist. The historical detail will transport lovers of historical fiction into the Naval Yards, a location ripe with sabotage and intrigue in the days leading to US entrance in the war. The characters are richly drawn and struggle with real-life issues. The supporting cast is fantastic and already has me longing to read the next installment. Bottom line—this book is perfect for lovers of WWII romances and mysteries that would give Nancy Drew a run for her money.”
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“You’ll Think of Me is like a vacation to small town Idaho where the present collides with the past and it’s not clear which will win. The shadows of the past threaten to trap Brooklyn in the past. Can she break free into the freedom to love and find love? The story kept me coming back for just one more page. A perfect read for those who love a romance that is much more as it explores important themes.”
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“You’ll Think of Me is like a vacation to small town Idaho where the present collides with the past and it’s not clear which will win. The shadows of the past threaten to trap Brooklyn in the past. Can she break free into the freedom to love and find love? The story kept me coming back for just one more page. A perfect read for those who love a romance that is much more as it explores important themes.”
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