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Award-winning novelist Diane Noble spent most of her first eighteen years in a small mountain village in the High Sierra back country near Yosemite National Park. Growing up among towering pines and rushing waterfalls provided Diane a rich setting in which to let her vivid imagination soar. Her first novel was published in 1994 under the pseudonym Amanda MacLean with four more following in quick succession. She began writing under her own name in 1998, with the publication of one of her most popular works of historical fiction, THE VEIL. THE SISTER WIFE, book one of her new Brides of Gabriel series, is now in bookstores everywhere. Keep in touch with Diane at www.dianenoble.com, http://www.facebook.com/dianenoblebooks, and http://twitter.com/dianenoble.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Very enjoyable cozy mystery,
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This review is from: Through the Fire (Mystery and the Minister's Wife Series #1) (Paperback)
"Through the Fire" is a fun and charming cozy mystery. I liked that the mystery, for once, didn't involve a dead body.
The characters were entertaining and good humored. Kate and her friends weren't unusually clever, but they definitely were determined! The pacing was very good, and I loved how the author depicted small-town life. It reminded me of my little town. :) There was a lot of Christian stuff (Bible study, prayer, God talk, etc.) in this book, but it wasn't preachy. I liked that Kate and Paul had a close relationship with God that was much like mine. A few very minor nit-picks: The author's notion of what's involved in visiting someone in jail (even in a small town) was very inaccurate. Also, Ms. Noble never did actually explain how someone could send Kate an e-mail with no "From" or origin information. (To my knowledge, that isn't possible, but I admit I could be wrong.) Also, the bell went through a fire so intense that it burned the building to the ground and then the bell dropped the distance of the bell tower. I'm pretty certain the bell's structural integrity would be damaged and, at the very least, it wouldn't maintain the same tone as before the fire. I'll admit it made for a poetic ending, though. There was no bad language or sex. Overall, I'd recommend this novel as enjoyable, clean reading. Reviewed by Debbie from Genre Reviews (genrereviews. blogspot. com)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good series,
This review is from: Through the Fire (Mystery and the Minister's Wife Series #1) (Paperback)
I just read Through the Fire by Diane Noble which is the first in the Mystery and the Minister's Wife series. The book was entertaining and I enjoyed the interaction among the church members with the pastor's wife and of course the pastor. This was not a highly intense mystery, so don't buy the series if you are looking for high drama. Just a soft mystery and easy read. Good addition to a larger collection with the church library.
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Through the Fire,
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