I love all of Grace Livingston Hill 's books
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I love all of Grace Livingston Hill 's books.  I read them with my grandma 60 years ago and I find it a refreshing break from today's world as I am rereading then at age 73.
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I really enjoyed this segment of the Grace Series by Staci Stallings. Her books are always guaranteed to make the reader think and evaluate his/her own life. She uses real life situations to showcase the love of God and she always directs the reader back to the saving grace of Jesus. Stallings does so in a way that feels natural to the reader and is highly encouraging. Some parts of the book may be hard to read as they really do cause the reader to evaluate their own walk with the Lord. However, by the time the reader has finished the book, he/she is left feeling encouraged and wanting to make some changes in his/her own life. Thank you, Staci Stallings, for another enjoyable book that I couldn't put down!
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I loved everything about this these books.  The humor, sometimes mystery, how the town got involved in everyone's life trying to help them.  They kept your interest and you could not put the book down.  You get caught up in Madison, Grace and Skylar's life and you so want them to have a happy ending.

I would recommend these books to everyone.  I look forward to reading more books by Debbie Mason.
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All her books are so compelling and sometimes it even makes you fill at home with the characters in grace valley
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Grace Livingston Hill tells such timeless stories of love I never tire of reading them.  Loved them as a girl and still love them now!
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Tracie Peterson has a way of being able to captivate you for hours on end. Her books are amazing and bring history to life. Treasure Grace is about a woman and her two sisters that move West where the Indians have been living. The story tells about their travels and the terror that they experience during their move and after they settle in. Grace is what they called a "healer" and she is trying to help in world where only men are supposed to be doctor's. Not only does Grace have to worry about the Indians and moving West, but she has to worry about stepping on the Doctor's toes when some of the women want her help instead of the Doctor. This is an amazing story of how people survived and how they used their faith to help them through in times that they thought they would never make it.
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I have every single one of Grace Burrowes books, and she is an auto buy for me. I have been known to keep a special one for my day off so I can enjoy it without the feeling of I've got to rush a page so I can get back to life. LOL. Yes, sounds like I live in my books but not true, they put frosting on my life. And I Love Cake. Lady Jenny, like most of Grace's characters for me has been lingering in my mind as I finish reading each of her siblings' books and her portrait painter well he just was flinging paint all over me in the glimpses I had of him in those prior books. Yep, you got me I am a student of Grace Burrowes work, always trying to remember the bits of the character from the last scene I remember them in. OOPS, that means I'm a rereader! I reread all of Grace Burrowes books and for once this is an author that is putting out quite a few books back to back. I might save one to look forward to, but I've got her kindled and in paperback and on a few other reading devices. Love Grace Burrowes' Good Work. You should too, give her a try.
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I love every Grace Livingstoh Hills book, I have 80 of them in hard copy, and will get every one on Kindle I see.
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I have read almost all of Catherine's books and love them all.  I  am 84 years old but love the young adult books. I also live near her in Paso Robles.
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There were several titles by Grace Livingston Hill that I'd been unable to find. I was delighted to find them here. This paperback includes
The Honeymoon House
Life Out of Death
The Old Guard
The House Across the Hedge
The Wedding Garment
The Minister's Son
The Divided Battle
The Strange God
The Lost Message
"My Brother's Keeper"
These stories are more like parables than the GLH novels
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I love this series!  I was hooked when I read the first book and the subsequent ones have not disappointed.  Susan Boyer takes you to the South Carolina Lowcountry and makes you want to move there.  Her descriptions of Charleston and her fictional island of Stella Maris are wonderful, not to mention the restaurants and food.  I'd love to have Liz's Mom cook for me!  The mysteries in all the books keep you guessing - at least they did me - and she brings the characters to life so easily you feel like you know them.  I highly recommend this book and all the others.  Do we really have to wait a year for the next one?
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I read the  series of 'Seasons of Grace'  The Secret, The Missing and The Telling. They were all heartwarming as are all the books that Beverly Lewis has written.
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I read Grace's novels every night before I go to sleep, it's lovely to disconnect from the world and it's troubles and enter a place where the Lord speaks to hearts in settings that take me to another time and place.  Her descriptions of the homes, the gardens, the lives of people who become real and who I find myself anxious to read about again every evening to see how the mystery unfolds.  It's wonderful to see how Grace weaves a tapestry of God's love and the workings of the Holy Spirit in the paths her characters walk.  Simple?  Yes, but rich with hidden treasure for those who have the heart to find it.
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I love all of Sue Henry's books.  I am now in the process of reading the books all over again . . . I love them that much!
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I love all of these books. Great strong women and I always appreciate the history lessons.  I wish I could attend one of these quilt camps but I am sure it wouldn't match up to Elm Creek.
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Great theme for this book.  Our idea of a chance of a lifetime may not ever be as great as God's idea of a chance of a lifetime if we look to Him for guidance.  As always, I love Grace Livingston Hill's books. They are full of encouragement to live a godly life and not get caught up with the trends of the times, then or now.
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As with all Grace Livingston  Hill books I can truthfully say there has never been a better author.  I started in my teens and have read and re-read her books.  I am now reading them again and again on my tablet.  There is never a worry about the language being awful nor is there even a hint of sexual scenes.  Sixty plus years and these books are as wonderful after the fourth plus times as the first reading.