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Temptations of Evangelical Worship | [View online]( [Give Now]( Advertisement [Christianity Today Connection]( [Home]( [Our Latest]( [Subscribe]( Wednesday, July 10, 2019 [Amazon Sold $240K of ‘Liturgy of the Ordinary’ Fakes, Publisher Says]( [Amazon Sold $240K of ‘Liturgy of the Ordinary’ Fakes, Publisher Says]( A Christian bestseller (and CT Book of the Year) was targeted by a major counterfeiting scheme. Kate Shellnutt It took Tish Harrison Warren nearly three years to publish her first book. It was more than 18 months of arranging childcare and carving out time to write before she had a manuscript—11 chapters chronicling details from her day-to-day life paired with the rhythms of church ritual. By the time Liturgy of the Ordinary debuted in December 2016, she and her publishing team had gone through the process of selecting a cover (an open-faced peanut butter and jelly sandwich against a bright green backdrop) ... 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