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Amy Lynn McConahy is a fifth generation resident of a small town in Pennsylvania She is a wife mother of three rambunctious children a church worship leader and a majestic maven of the domestic domain Above all she is a child of God who is constantly seeking His light If she would have you take one thing from the reading of her books and magazines it would be hope Hope that things will get better Hope that the sun will set on the evil and rise on the good Hope that Love will conquer all Wonderful Reads for the Quirky Discerning Book LoverClean Fiction magazine strives to place amazing CLEAN FICTION in the hands of those who would enjoy it We specialize in Indie Fiction and Small Presses which means that the books you find here you may not find anywhere else If you are interested in reading a Christian based publication that reviews and promotes both religious fiction as well as clean secular fiction you have found the right magazine In This Edition You Will Fantasy Fairy TaleScience Steampunk SuperheroesRomance Real LifeMystery HistoryIllustrative FictionAudio Dramas Find Clean Fiction Magazine Online cleanfictionmagazine. EBook Clean fiction definition com Clean Fiction Magazine Group cleanfiction Clean Fiction Group CleanFiction cleanfiction Clean Fiction Community Clean Fiction Spring Edition 2024 Clean Fiction Magazine Book 9 Just when I thought I was running out of books to buy X D Christian Fantasy Science Fiction Always full of so many reviews of so many different kinds of books It s also got trustworthy advice great ideas and plenty of added features Christian Fantasy Science Fiction Clean Fiction magazine features book reviews contests and original short stories in a well laid out format The reviews cover several general genre categories and use a unique but easily understood rating system I liked how the reviews were primarily factual listing content and describing elements without spoilers Having a content rating rather than a star rating is much helpful to potential readers I enjoyed the short stories especially Dragon Harvest by Jen Booth It was interesting to see the different ideas authors came up with from the Windows to the Multiverse photo prompt Advertisements were minimal and relevant Often they were as interesting as the rest of the content. Clean fiction books The fonts were all easy to read and the format was easy to follow All the illustrations were sharp colorful and well placed I would recommend this magazine to readers looking for new and interesting books and to those who like to know what to expect before picking up a novel Christian Fantasy Science Fiction