Thomas Nelson
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Love Outside the Lines: Beyond the Boundaries of Race, Difference, and Preference
One’s man’s racial pilgrimage of self that will likely inspire many readers to look within and at others through a different lens.
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Unspeakable: Surviving My Childhood and Finding My Voice
Fisher is mounting a comeback as a solo artist and receiving press attention, so there will be interest in her story. Her words will likely provide comfort to fellow survivors and encouragement to those needing to escape their own situations.
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Authentically, Izzy
Though sweet, this romance from Basham (The Heart of the Mountains) will have trouble finding its audience.
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Hope in 60 Seconds: Encountering the God of the Impossible
Baker’s book means to reach readers who might be in despair, but it should appeal to anyone who, in her words, “need a touch from heaven.”
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The Road to J.O.Y.: Leading with Faith, Playing with Purpose, Leaving a Legacy
While Drew’s story will certainly appeal to Christian readers, basketball aficionados will enjoy the story of a basketball team redeemed.
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Plot Twist
Turner’s (Hadley Beckett’s Next Dish) humorous latest has an enjoyable New Adult vibe. However, the convoluted ending will force readers to reread to figure out what exactly happened and how. There is a happily ever after, but not the one most readers will be expecting.
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Woman Evolve: Break Up with Your Fears and Revolutionize Your Life
Roberts argues that Eve is a role model to be emulated because of her ability to move beyond her past and partner with God to create a hopeful future. Her words will draw in fellow Evangelical Christians who are navigating fear or insecurity.
When Stars Rain Down
Jackson-Brown (House Repairs) paints a vivid picture of family and community persevering in the pressure cooker of the Deep South. Readers will be drawn to Opal’s intelligent and authentic voice, as the books confronts issues of racism, injustice, and white privilege head-on. This is a powerful Own Voices contribution to the historical fiction genre, joining titles such as Alka Joshi’s The Henna Artist and Kim Michele Richardson’s The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek in their unflinching look at the past.
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The Incredible Winston Browne
Dietrich (Stars of Alabama) imbues plenty of Southern charm and colloquialisms in a read that will appeal to people of all genders, and especially to fans of small-town living. Readers who enjoy well-developed, realistic characters similar to those from Charles Martin and Lauren K. Denton will want to watch for more from this author.
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