Bible-Centered Modern Literature

Rebekah Ryberg

Author

The Lost Dutchman's Secret

There’s a deadly secret in them thar hills—and gold, or so they say.

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About Rebekah Ryberg

Rebekah Ryberg nee Jones, is first and foremost a follower of the Living God. She started writing as a little girl, seeking to glorify the Lord with her books and stories.

Rebekah is an old soul in a young body. While her exact age is classified, her interests are not. Among them are living the adventure of life with her husband, reading a variety of books, taking care of her home, singing, playing, and composing music, making meals for her husband to enjoy, and, of course, writing her books, poems, articles, and short stories. She writes both historical and modern fiction, and enjoys bringing both worlds to life.

The Books

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Grandmother's Letters

Presumption and Partiality

24 Days Before Christmas

Christmas Carol Society

Blog Serial

It’s an ordinary Tuesday morning.

The regulars are settling in with their coffees and their laptops, when an explosion rips through the air. No one can see what happened nor can they get out of the café. Stranded and perplexed, the people need answers. What caused the explosion? Where are the police? Why isn’t the man in the corner moving? And when will that woman stop screaming?

If you enjoyed Adrian Terrence and Xavier Nowak in Grandmother’s Letters, you’ll want to read Café Chocolaté!

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Reviews

"I think Jones is one of my new favorite authors. I love her writing style. It's like a steaming mug of tea on a chilly day. Her stories and characters will wrap you in a hug and make you smile."
Hannah F.review of The Lost Dutchman's Secret
"Christmas Carol Society offers everything you could want in a Christmas read. Recommended for lovers of Dickens, Christmas, and classic retellings that aren’t too 'on the nose.' Not recommended for Scrooges in ugly sweaters."
Chautona H.review of Christmas Carol Society
"This has to be by far, my absolute favorite book by Rebekah Jones! I enjoyed reading it very much, and it kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Loved this book!!"
Rosy M.review of The Lost Dutchman's Secret
"Rebekah Jones’ Presumption and Partiality is written in a comfortable style that makes for smooth and engaging reading. This story progressed nicely, included well done but not over the top Christian characters and themes, and was brought to a highly satisfying conclusion."
Jennifer J.review of Presumption and Partiality
"The mystery kept me guessing until its conclusion – a satisfying 'who-would-have-thought!' solution."
Kelsey B.review of Grandmother's Letters

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Chapter XXI

Chapter XXI – Timothy Teller Timothy’s reading plan worked out far better than he could have hoped. As he began the opening chapter, he felt

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Chapter XX

Chapter XX – Adrian Terrence When Eddie left the cousins, nearly falling off the edge of his seat in his eagerness to escape, Adrian watched

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Chapter XIX

Chapter XIX – Timothy Teller Timothy had listened to the conclusion of Ginger and Mary’s argument with a growing sense of unease. There’s too much

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