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Books to read during Lent

 It's Shrove Tuesday or pancake day as it's better known in the UK, which means we'll be having pancakes tonight for dinner.  It also means that Easter is coming. So, I have three books to recommend. Two devotionals and one fiction.


Married By Easter - Amazon link  Pelican link



What happens when a desperate man seeks a 21st century marriage of convenience? Confirmed bachelor, Nigel Turner, needs a wife in order to inherit his father's millions. And he needs one in short order. His only option—other than kidnapping, which is illegal—is to use the Internet site Rent-a-Bride. Chloe Wilkes's brother signs her up on Rent-a-Bride as a joke, but when Nigel's details end up in her inbox, she decides to get her own back, and reply. Neither expects to fall in love with an arrangement that was meant to be temporary.


I thirst - Buy Link And it's FREE



The authors and staff at Pelican Book Group come together to offer this free devotional for Lent. Travel through favourite psalms and discover Christ in a special way during each day of Lent.

Contributors include:
Brenda Baker Candice Sue Patterson Christine Lindsay Claire Sanders Clare Revell Delia Latham
Dianne J Wilson EA West Heidi Glick Jamie West Jan Elder Janalyn Voigt Karen Cogan Kathleen Friesen
Kristen Joy Wilks Lisa McCaskill LoRee Peery Marianne Evans Marilyn Leach Mary Manners
MaryAnn Diorio Megan Lee Merry Stahel Natasha Deen Nicola Martinez Niki Turner Pamela Thibodeaux Robin Bayne Sandy Nadeau Susan Lyttek Terri Weldon Valerie Goree Wendy Davy
Zoe McCarthy

Red - buy link - and it's also FREE



By His stripes we are healed and by His sacrifice we are redeemed. What does it mean to be saved by the Blood of the Lamb? In this devotional written by Pelican Book Group authors, discover that, while life may seem to be painted in multiple shades of gray, there is only one hue that restores body and soul and offers eternal life. RED inspires individuals to ponder the sacrifice of Christ—that free gift which offers healing and salvation to all who believe.

Authors include:

H.L Wegley, Michael Duncan, Mary Manners, Sharon Srock, LoRee Peery, Delia Latham, Davalynn Spencer, Robin Bayne, Carla Rossi, Marianne Evans, Tanya Stowe, Jody Day, Marian Merritt, Anne Greene, Clare Revell, E.A. West, Susan Lyttek, Pamela S. Thibodeaux



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marilyn leach said…
I've reposted this on X, Clare. I pray things will turn round for you and many will be blessed. Cheers
17 February 2026 at 23:30
O.R. Sykora said…
These sound great! Thanks for sharing!
28 February 2026 at 03:14
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