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Relevant Fiction Reviews: The Beginning of Life

Relevant Fiction Reviews

Because fiction excels at creating empathy, books that involve deeply personal, emotionally-intense issues help readers consider situations in a whole new light. Over the years, I’ve read many books that touch on life issues – both at its beginning and end. These books are ones that touch on abortion and related life issues.

The reviews may not even mention abortion, as these aren’t “message” books but rather novels that skillfully weave life issues into the plot. Beneath the reviews are several other books that merit being included, but for which I did not post a review. (There was actually a time when I didn’t review almost everything I read! I also haven’t reviewed my own book, for obvious reasons. )

And finally, there are four dystopian series listed, which were also included in the end-of-life post. I hope you’ll click through and read more about these exceptional books!

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Relevant Fiction Reviews: Historical Fiction from the World Wars

Relevant Fiction Reviews

I’ve read surprisingly few wartime novels outside of the Civil War era, and Ellen Gable’s latest book is the first I’ve ever read concerning World War I. Wartime is rich with possibilities for storytellers. Romance, danger, and intrigue are just a few of the elements a wartime setting lends to a novel. These books are a small sampling of the possibilities.

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