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Volume 3, Issue 69 |
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April is here! For some, that might mean a good beach read at a sunny spring-break destination. Others just welcome a chance to catch up on some long-neglected reading. Here are some freshly hatched inspirational novels that will bring a breath of fresh air into your reading life:
• The Auschwitz Escape, a harrowing new thriller by Joel Rosenberg set in Europe during World War II, illustrates with heart-piercing clarity how grace can be found even in the most unexpected places. Don't miss this issue's Must Read excerpt.
• Tracy Groot's The Sentinels of Andersonville is set during a different war on a different continent—the American Civil War—but it, too, highlights the courage and grit of ordinary people suffering under extraordinary circumstances.
• Candace Calvert has penned another emotion-packed "hope opera." In Life Support, the newest book in her beloved Grace Medical series, nurse Lauren Barclay juggles troubling family issues with matters of the heart.
• Susan May Warren has another winner with It Had to Be You, in which quiet Eden Christiansen must step out of the shadows in order to help her brother and claim a brighter future for herself.
• And many more stories to take your breath away in Bestsellers.
Happy reading!
From your friends at Tyndale Fiction
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The Sentinels of Andersonville Tracy Groot
Near the end of the Civil War, inhumane conditions at Andersonville Prison caused the deaths of 13,000 Union soldiers... Read more >>
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The Auschwitz Escape Joel C. Rosenberg
"Rosenberg's most moving work to date."—Publishers Weekly
Joel Rosenberg is known for writing contemporary thrillers set in the Middle East, with storylines that always seem one step ahead of breaking news headlines. In The Auschwitz Escape, he takes that same "skill to thrill" and wraps it around a dramatic episode in history: Nazi Germany and the notorious Auschwitz concentration camp.
As World War II rages throughout Europe, Jacob Weisz joins the resistance against the maniacal tyrant Adolf Hitler, whose pro-Aryan policies threaten the very lives of Jacob and his family, along with millions of other Jews. When things go wrong, he lands in a hell on earth. But even in the darkest pit, the light of Christ shines. You won't be able to put this one down.
"It's a departure from his usual idiom of contemporary thrillers with Middle East elements," says Publishers Weekly, "but Joel Rosenberg's historical novel, The Auschwitz Escape, debuts characteristically high at #7 on our Hardcover Fiction list."
Joel says, "Given how important the true stories are that inspired this novel—and how eager I am to see people rediscover the lessons of the Holocaust—I'm especially encouraged by the initial reception the book is receiving. Hopefully, as word of mouth continues to spread about The Auschwitz Escape, more and more people—especially young people—will find themselves intrigued and inspired by such true heroes that faced a terrible evil but risked their lives to save others."
Look for The Auschwitz Escape at your favorite online or brick-and-mortar retailer. Learn more about Joel Rosenberg, his books, and his ministry at JoelRosenberg.com, and read his blog at flashtrafficblog.wordpress.com.
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Joel C. Rosenberg is the New York Times bestselling author of eight novels—The Last Jihad, The Last Days, The Ezekiel Option, The Copper Scroll, Dead Heat, The Twelfth Imam, The Tehran Initiative, and The Damascus Countdown—and five nonfiction books, Epicenter, Inside the Revolution, Implosion,Israel at War, and The Invested Life, with nearly 3 million copies... Continue bio >> |
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The Sentinels of Andersonville by Tracy Groot
"If the Truth hurts, this devastating story is like a knife to the heart."—Romantic Times Book Review Top Pick
What would you do when the act of extending even the most basic human kindness to ease suffering could get you and your family persecuted for providing aid and comfort to the enemy—or even hanged for treason? The Sentinels of Andersonville, a compelling new novel by Tracy Groot, explores one of the most painful chapters in American history and shows that even under the most atrocious circumstances, love, compassion, and grace can be found wherever God's people set aside their own comfort and safety to do what's right. Visit Tracy at TracyGroot.com.
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Life Support by Candace Calvert
Lauren Barclay's flighty sister is the reason she's returned to Houston, her nursing career at Grace Medical, and her strained relationship with physician assistant Eli Landry. Can she sort out her feelings and make the right decisions in the high-stress atmosphere as a hurricane bears down on Houston? Get to know Candace at CandaceCalvert.com.
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It Had to Be You by Candace Calvert
"If you have not added this book to your shopping cart by now, check your pulse. It Had to Be You is a sigh-worthy, coming-into-her-own romance highlighting the importance of family, the necessity of faith, and how losing yourself for the right reasons can open your heart to something beautiful."—USA Today
Demure, spotlight-avoiding Eden Christiansen struggles to get a toehold in the competitive world of journalism while keeping a watchful eye on her rowdy hockey-star brother, Owen. Complicating matters is Eden's undeniable attraction to Jace, a veteran hockey player whose aggressive, bad-boy reputation is familiar to anyone who picks up a newspaper. Could anyone be more inappropriate—or irresistible—to a girl like Eden? Visit SusanMayWarren.com for more about this and Susan's other great reads.
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