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Christy Award winner Patricia Raybon was reared near Denver, Colorado under big sky, bright sunshine, and the humbling mystery of Christ. A newspaper journalist who turned to historical fiction, she authors devotional writing for Our Daily Bread Ministries and writes the Annalee Spain Mystery series set in Colorado's 1920s Klan era. She and her husband Dan live in their longtime, beloved neighborhood in beautiful Aurora, Colorado.
HERE'S MY LATEST
Annalee Spain Mystery #3
Denver, 1924. When a pretty stranger is found dead in a rich man's garden, and detective Annalee Spain prays to unravel the crime, will she also unearth the truth of her own deepest secrets, longings, and lies?
NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW PICK!
"Threading the needle [of mystery and religion] in just the right way." Sarah Weinman, New York Times
"Heart-gripping perfection." Michelle Shocklee, Christianity Today Fiction Winner for Count the Nights by Stars
WHAT'S IN MY "HISTORY MYSTERIES"?
"You'll meet my brave, smart characters who solve mysteries and puzzles in troubling times—while wrestling with God as he heals their hurts and hearts."
In the second Annalee Spain Mystery installment, Patricia delivers a 1920s "history mystery" for our times. Double the Lies won the 2024 Christianity Today Book Award for Fiction. DISCOVER MORE HERE!
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“For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth." (Romans 1:16, KJV)
