Katherine Reay
Biography
Katherine Reay wrote Dear Mr. Knightley, The London House, and A Portrait of Emily Price.
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“A mystery, a treasure hunt, and a split-time romance—all set within a beautiful chateau on St. Simons Island during its 1920s heyday and its beautifully restored present. What more could we want? Especially as Liz Johnson also delivers a sigh-worthy ending. Enjoy!”
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“A mystery, a treasure hunt, and a split-time romance—all set within a beautiful chateau on St. Simons Island during its 1920s heyday and its beautifully restored present. What more could we want? Especially as Liz Johnson also delivers a sigh-worthy ending. Enjoy!”
Fiction
“The Butterfly and the Violin held me captive from first note to final moment. Just like the beautiful violin Adele plays, Cambron lyrically weaves words and emotions, carries you through a simultaneously heartbreaking and uplifting story, and leaves you yearning for more. Absolutely spellbinding!”
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“A charming story of new beginnings, family ties, love, friendship, laughter, and the beauty of small towns. Fuller invites you into Maple Falls and greets you with a cast of characters who will steal your heart, make you want to stay, and entice you to visit again.”
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“An absolutely lovely read! Cambron weaves an enchanting story of love, loss, war, and hope in The Lost Castle. Spanning the French Revolution, World War II, and today, she masterfully carries us into each period with all the romance and danger of the best fairy tale.”
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“A riveting caper full of the twists, turns, and feints for which film noir is famous. It captures you from the first confession to the last. However, it's Father Brisson's profound insights into the human heart and experience that linger long after the last page.”
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“Written with depth and understanding, this story offers readers a wonderful journey spanning from war-torn World War II France to a battle for love in our time.”
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“Hunter has a wonderful way of sweeping readers into a delightful romance without leaving behind the complications of true love and true life. Sweetbriar Cottage is Hunter at the top of her game—a rich, emotional romance that will leave readers yearning for more.”
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“A harrowing and compelling tale—not unlike the classic 1984 or the Booker Prize Winner Prophet Song —of a future that feels impossibly foreign while within reach. Yet O’Brien’s tale differs from the traditional dystopian genre by offering an unbreakable thread of hope—a hope born of sacrifice, community, love, and the resilient beauty of human nature when surrendered to God in faith. An epic and gripping adventure!”
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“In a charming story set across three generations, Hauck introduces readers to a delightful town, Hollywood stars, a royal mystery, and the Starlight skating rink at the heart of it all. While Meet Me at the Starlight wraps you in a twentieth-century fairy tale, its themes of forgiveness, trust, second chances, acceptance, and love carry the day and will leave you grinning at the last page.”
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“Weber’s debut novel is a tour de force! A story of guts, angst, bolcranes, sword fights, and storms beyond imagining. Her heroine, a lightning-wielding young woman of immense power and a soft, questioning heart, captures you from word one and holds tight until the final line. Unwilling to let the journey go, I eagerly await Weber’s (and Nym’s) next adventure.”
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“Weber’s debut novel is a tour de force! A story of guts, angst, bolcranes, sword fights, and storms beyond imagining. Her heroine, a lightning-wielding young woman of immense power and a soft, questioning heart, captures you from word one and holds tight until the final line. Unwilling to let the journey go, I eagerly await Weber’s (and Nym’s) next adventure.”
Fiction
“Hunter has a wonderful way of sweeping readers into a delightful romance without leaving behind the complications of true love and true life. Sweetbriar Cottage is Hunter at the top of her game—a rich emotional romance that will leave readers yearning for more.”
Fiction
“The Butterfly and the Violin held me captive from first note to final moment. Just like the beautiful violin Adele plays, Cambron lyrically weaves words and emotions, carries you through a simultaneously heartbreaking and uplifting story, and leaves you yearning for more. Absolutely spellbinding!”
Fiction
“Spanning the French Revolution, World War II and today, Cambron masterfully carries us into each period with all the romance and danger of the best fairy tale.”
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“In a charming story set across three generations, Hauck introduces readers to a delightful town, Hollywood stars, a royal mystery, and the Starlight skating rink at the heart of it all. While Meet Me at the Starlight wraps you in a twentieth-century fairy tale, its themes of forgiveness, trust, second chances, acceptance, and love carry the day and will leave you grinning at the last page.”
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“Within the harrowing landscape of both the Spanish Civil War and World War II, Escobar shines a light on hope and humanity through Elisabeth Eidenbenz and her work to create the Elna Maternity Hospital and the Mothers of Elne, saving countless mothers and their newborn children. Descriptions and prose, both startling and lyrical, bring you into the scene and into the lives of both Elisabeth and Isabel as they strive to survive, thrive, and care for others in this gripping tale of destruction, war, and the endless potential within the human heart to endure, sacrifice, and rejoice.”
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