Maybe a Hero section here? With the main purpose of the site?
Could add a magazine cover to the right. Or, have a background image that aligns with the site mission.
Or we could remove this section.
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New Releases – May 2018
New releases in Christian books and DVDs for May 2018. Includes Suspense, Romance, Amish, Historical, Speculative, and more!
The Harbingers Series—Taking a Light Into the Darkness
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Historical Q&A: Carrie Turansky (Across the Blue)
The author shares what attracts her to writing about the Edwardian era, why her heroine’s career-path can be an encouragement to modern women readers, and how her faith impacts her stories…
Beverly Lewis–Taking the Long Way Home
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Heidi Chiavaroli—Loving the Person Behind the Mask
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Romance Q&A: Belle Calhoune (Her Alaskan Cowboy)
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This touching story of family, love, and community will delight her devoted fans and please readers new to the genre with its depiction of the nuances of different Amish communities.
