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Loretta Eidson

Recent Awards

First Place

Fatal Assignment

2019 Sandra Robbins Inspirational Writing Award

Sandra Robbins Inspirational Award

Finalist
2019 Serious Writers Writer of the Year Award

Serious Writers Writer of the Year Award

Fatal Assignment

The first of the trilogy Impending Judgement

Fatal Assignment is a tangled web of danger which brings two investigations together as Angie and Brogan expose an illegal weapons ring and solve vagrant murders. Fatal Assignment is an action-packed suspense, with a touch of romance between two undercover agents.

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About the Author

Loretta Eidson

Have you ever been to the theatre and sat on the edge of your seat as the intensity of suspense kept you biting your fingernails? How about Taken, Kidnapped, and A Quiet Place?

That’s what I hope you’ll experience in my novels: gripping stories, fast-paced, and full of twists, while my characters discover God’s unconditional love, the freedom of forgiveness, the value of trust, and the power of prayer.

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Upcoming Books Series

Behind the Shield, is a work in progress:

Persistent
Protector

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Book 1

Malicious
Attraction

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Book 2

Ominous
Intentions

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Book 3

Duplicity's
Secret

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Book 4

Affiliates

Southern Writers Magazine

American Christian Fiction Writers

Blue Ridge Christian Writers Conference

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Recent Blog Posts

How Can We Possibly be Brave During Grief by Janet Thompson

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Welcome, Janet! I’m excited to have you join me today on my blog during your Everyday Brave Blog Tour Giveaway! I invite everyone to comment at the end of Janet’s article for a chance to win an autographed copy of her new release Everyday Brave. I’m even more excited and honored to have my personal “brave” experience included in her book. Here’s Janet: “Mom, they sentenced me to ten years in prison.” In Everyday Brave, Loretta Eidson tells the story of how a phone call from her son plunged her down the deep dark hole of depression. Loretta grieved for… 

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Vow of Justice by Lynette Eason

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Put on your seatbelt as you begin reading this novel. It is riveting and action-packed. The suspense jumps onto the page, and the action doesn’t quit. About the time you think it’s slowing down, something else happens to FBI Special Agent Allison Radcliffe. She’s focused and determined to find her parents and sister’s killer but finds herself in the crosshairs instead. Allison’s partner, Linc St. John, has a difficult time keeping her safe. She’s energetic, fearless, and relentless in her search. Link struggles with keeping his feelings for her to himself. She lets him know that she can’t live the… 

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God is Not Our Virtual Assistant by DiAnn Mills

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Recently, I heard a speaker state God was a virtual assistant. The claim didn’t resonate with me. In fact, it irritated me, so I dug deeper for a definition and the qualifications for a virtual assistant. A virtual assistant is self-employed and generally works from home to assist a client or clients with professional, technical, communication, and creative advice. Nothing spiritual in that definition. The need for a virtual assistant is basic: reduce our work load, give us more time personally and professionally, and flexibility. Nothing spiritual there either. To be among the five-star virtual assistants, one must: Express him/herself… 

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Light from Distant Stars by Shawn Smucker

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When I began reading this novel, I kept questioning what I’d missed in the first chapter, so I went back and reread the chapter. Questions remained unanswered until the end. The toss-up between what was real and unreal and whether Cohen Marah actually killed his father kept me turning the page. In some sense, the context had me wondering if the novel was along the lines of a Frank Peretti thriller or was Smucker walking the reader through Cohen’s imaginary past or maybe his nightmares? Were the dark shadows Cohen saw symbolizing demons or was he simply afraid of the… 

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Surviving Life’s Dark Clouds

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Have you ever felt like a dark cloud keeps hovering over your head and everything that could go wrong…does? Storms pop up along life’s path and we become engulfed in a flood of unwelcomed circumstances that take us on unexpected detours. Detours that take us away from our daily routines and responsibilities. We all face times when it seems God might have forgotten to shield us with his protective arms, and yet, we know in our hearts that He is right there with us every minute of every day. He never forgets who we are or what we’re going through…. 

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