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1. When Dylan Brice suddenly begins living his days out of order in "Wednesday's Child", he realizes that he has the unique ability to prevent disasters (that he witnesses in the future) from happening. But is it real, or is he just going crazy?
Which author, also known for "The Portal" (2011) and "Critical Focus" (2011), wrote this "Wednesday's Child" (2010)?
2. Taking place in the 1970s, this author's "Wednesday's Child" features displaced African-American Marcus Green, who has escaped a bad life in the United States to pursue an uncertain one in Europe.
Already established as a playwright, who published this "Wednesday's Child" in 2011 as their first novel?
3. Ex-missionary Liam Page and victim of abuse Jacqui Dorne find each other under unusual circumstances, hoping to begin a new life together, but when Jacqui's ex shows up, their lives spin out of control.
Which Christian romance novelist wrote this "Wednesday's Child" (2013)?
4. Inspector Banks is the protagonist of this Canadian author's series, of which "Wednesday's Child" (1992) is the sixth book. Will Banks be able to find seven-year-old Gemma, who was kidnapped by a couple pretending to be social workers?
Who wrote this "Wednesday's Child?"
5. This 2006 publication of "Wednesday's Child" tells three stories of children and their families in very difficult circumstances along with the efforts of the care agencies and workers involved with them.
Who is the author who drew from his real life experiences and shared them with the world?
6. Layne's estranged husband comes back into her life, offering to pay for their son's medical bills... for a price. Can she protect her heart?
Which prolific Harlequin Romance novelist wrote this "Wednesday's Child" (1985)?
7. This author published "Wednesday's Child" in 2011 as the first of her "Freedom Fighter" series. The United States is a war zone, cut off from the Global Community, and it is up to Stone Rivers and Jade McKay of Delta Squad to prevent the government from destroying the rest of the world.
Who authored this exciting and futuristic "Wednesday's Child"?
8. Jimmy Brewster is truly a child full of woe, homeless on the streets and trying to survive in a world of gangs and uncertainty. Can down-on-his-luck rancher Don Rhodes connect with Jimmy and help them both make a better life?
Who wrote this 2011 rendition of "Wednesday's Child"?
9. Based off of her real-life experiences with her intellectually handicapped brother, this Kiwi author's "Wednesday's Child" (2001) tells the story of his life from Ronnie's perspective as he learns to be (somewhat) independent.
What is the name of this author, also known for her "Ozzie Kingsford" series of children's books?
10. "Wednesday's Child" is the third book in this Christian author's six-book series "A Day to Remember". Set in 1929, the story tells of wealthy Gemma Alcott and her sister Melody, whose lives change drastically when they become destitute following the Black Tuesday stock market crash.
Who wrote this historical fiction?
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