[Faith-talk] Who's reading what?

[Linda Mentink]

I haven't had time to read much lately, but here are a few of my 
favorite authors, all found on BARD:

Beverly Lewis
Wanda Brunstetter
June Masters Bacher
Bea Carlton
Cathy Marie Hake
Lynn Austin
Tracie Peterson
Julie Miller
Joanne Fluke
Grace Livingston Hill
Eugenia Price
Karen Kingsbury
Gilbert Morris
Jan Karon
Ralph Moody
Laurrain Snelling
Richard Paul Evans

I don't like fantasy, and Harry Potter is full of witchcraft, which I 
don't think Christians should read.

Happy reading.

Blessings,

Linda

At 04:32 PM 8/11/2014, you wrote:
>Hello ladies and gentleman I am craving some new authors and figured I would
>tap the list and see what are some good novels that people have enjoyed. I
>have spent a lot of time in pre 20 century writings and am looking for some
>stuff more contemporary, novels written in the last five to ten years. I
>don't want to give a lot of guide lines, I don't want to disqualify
>anything. I have knocked off a few Grisham books in the last two weeks, I am
>in the middle of a thousand splendid suns by Khaled Hosseini,  Good Omens by
>Neil Guymon, The Associate by Grisham,  and a House of Winslow book by
>Gilbert Morris. That may give people a range of what I'm sipping from right
>now.
>
>Thanks for any suggestions
>
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