
A cozy, small-town romance with second chances, as a reporter and his ex clash over a newspaper takeover.
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A cozy, small-town romance with second chances, as a reporter and his ex clash over a newspaper takeover.
Thanks to Netgallery and Thomas Nelson for a copy of this book. ... Okay so picture this: you open Behind Enemy Bylines thinking you’re getting a sweet little historical romance about faith and courage, and BAM, you’re suddenly knee-deep in espionage, moral dilemmas, hidden identities, and a slow-burn connection that had me whisper-screaming “oh noooo” and “oh YESSS” at the same time. Kathleen Fuller really said, “let’s make your heart do cardio.” The story drops you right into WWII Europe, wher
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Low-spice romance with fade-to-black moments; minimal explicit content.
No violence or gore depicted.
No profanity or strong language depicted.
Brief mentions of addiction themes in character backstory.
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Moderate Christian themes with faith and divine purpose woven into the story.
No witchcraft or occult themes depicted.
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Mentions of tumultuous family background and foster care struggles.
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