‘Tis the season for love. These Christian fiction picks can help you get into the spirit of things while also enjoying a bit of variety. Consider adding these to your TBR list!
Every Voice Ain’t From God by Tanisha Stewart
Have you ever loved someone to the degree of crying over them? Have you ever lost sleep because you wished they felt the same? Zakari feels your pain.
In Every Voice Ain’t From God, Zakari prays and gets confirmation that Nicole is the right one for him. The two are on the path to marriage when Nicole suddenly ends things. Broken, Zakari tries to pick up the pieces.
Then, Nicole reaches out to offer friendship and the possibility of rekindling romance. Zakari happily obliges just in time to see the love of his life get engaged to another man. Now, with nothing left to lose, Zakari is determined to make Nicole his spouse. He will stop at nothing, including murder, to make it happen.
Every Voice Ain’t From God by Tanisha Stewart is great for readers who love a little thrill with their romance.
Faithful by Kim Cash Tate
Three women. Three very different paths to love.
Cydney is the hopeless romantic who thought she would certainly be married with kids by age forty. Instead, she is heading towards her fortieth birthday as a childless single. To top it off, Cydney is the maid of honor at her younger sister’s wedding!
Dana is Cydney’s best friend who has the marriage and seemingly perfect life. Things come tumbling down, though, when Dana’s husband is caught in an affair.
Meanwhile, Phyllis is struggling to keep hope alive after asking God to lead her husband down a journey of faith. At the worst time possible, an old friend comes into her life and appears to be the Christian man of her dreams.
Having three friends with three paths that look very different, Faithful by Kim Cash Tate is the ideal choice for the single woman looking for a book to cuddle up with.
Between Faith, Fear, and Flesh by Lauren Boone
Pierre Roberts is on the straight and narrow path after overcoming several obstacles in life. He is determined to live in a way that pleases God when destruction causes him to second-guess what he believes about faith and his role in the divine plan.
Camille comes into Pierre’s life during this time with all of her magick and mysticism. Outwardly, she appears to be confident in her belief system. Inwardly, however, there is a pulling to a faith she doesn’t know that seems to intensify with each waking day.
Will Pierre and Camille find their footing in God? Fans of dramatic love stories will have to read Between Faith, Fear, and Flesh by Lauren Boone to find out!
Which books are you planning to add to your TBR list?