Ten Books on Kindle Unlimited I Commend To You

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Are you on Kindle Unlimited? Now would be a great time to sign up for it! If you use this link right here you can get 2 months absolutely free. I do not currently have a subscription, but I truly enjoyed it when I did and would definitely consider getting one again in the future.

I've made a list below of some of the titles you can read for free with your Kindle Unlimited subscription. I've tried to pull from a wide variety of authors, and I'm listing the books here in chronological order, from the furthest back in history until present day. The contemporary authors I've listed in alphabetical order by last name. That's the only way I could come to terms with ordering this list, because so many of my favorites are listed below and how on earth could I decide on arranging them otherwise?? 😂

"A Light on the Hill" by Connilyn Cossette—Old Testament
If you've ever wanted to know about the ancient Cities of Refuge, this is your opportunity!

"Land of Silence" by Tessa Afshar—New Testament
You've heard about the woman with the issue of blood. Now come meet her in person.

"A Noble Groom" by Jody Hedlund—1880
Annalisa's father sent to the Old Country for a husband for her—but is the man who shows up really the right one?

"Holding the Fort" by Regina Jennings—1885
A dance hall singer poses as a respectable governess in order to help her brother escape from a military guardhouse.

"A Worthy Pursuit" by Karen Witemeyer—1891
Charlotte is the legal guardian of orphaned Lily, but must stand her ground when the girl's nefarious grandfather sends a former bounty hunter to retrieve her.

"A Name Unknown" by Roseanna M. White—1914
A family of highly trained thieves now finds themselves vetting a reclusive German citizen as Europe stands on the brink of war.

"The Sea Before Us" by Sarah Sundin—1944
The journey of three estranged brothers coming together begins here, the first book of the fantastic Sunrise at Normandy series.

"When You Look At Me" by Pepper Basham
An unwed mother, pregnant as the result of date rape, is thrown for a loop when a quiet introvert rents her upstairs apartment.

"Her Hope Discovered" by Cynthia Herron
Big city girl Charla has no idea about the down-home wonders that await when she moves to the Missouri Ozarks

"Now and Then and Always" by Melissa Tagg
A man at the end of himself searches for hope as he restores a mysterious old bed a breakfast.

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"Take A Chance On Me" by Becky Wade

Penelope Quinn has one hard and fast dating rule: she will not date Air Force men. This rule has served her well as each of her friends has had their heart broken at one time or another by the men serving at the local base. But then she meets Eli, and her resolve in tested. He's funny, compassionate, dedicated... and try as she might, she can't help noticing him.

When Eli returns from deployment and Penelope's family faces a crisis, he is right there to help, and he hopes he can convince her once and for all to break her rule and allow them to be more than friends.

This is a short and sweet novella. I really liked Penelope and Eli, and I can't wait to see the secondary characters and the town of Misty River further developed in Becky Wade's new Misty River Romance series. Book One, Stay With Me, releases May 5th.

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