Nothing to Hide
by J. Mark Bertrand
When a decapitated body turns up in a local park, Detective Roland March finds himself embroiled in a complicated mystery involving Mexican drug cartels and the FBI. Bertrand mixes thrilling suspense with complex issues of faith and morality in this excellent mystery novel.
Sun Dance
by Sigmund Brouwer
Because of his excellent scouting skills and good standing with Chief Red Cloud, Marshal Samuel Keaton is asked by Lieutenant Grimshaw of the U.S. Calvary to guide a detachment of officers through hostile Sioux territory. When the expedition goes horribly awry, Keaton sees the error of his arrogance and realizes he must place his trust in God if he wants to find redemption.
Lion of Babylon
by T. Davis Bunn
The Middle East is the setting for this tense thriller by prolific Christian author T. Davis Bunn. Featuring an ex-Intelligence Officer who returns to the field when a friend/former colleague disappears in Baghdad, the action packed Lion of Babylon is filled with vivid descriptions, humane characterizations, and thoughtful insights into an often misunderstood area of the world.
River Rising
by Athol Dickson
Winner of a Christy Award for Best Suspense novel, River Rising mixes mystery and miraculous events when an unknown preacher wanders into rural Pilotsville, Louisiana right before the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927. Dickson skillfully handles what could have been an overly sentimental novel by realistically portraying the physical hardships and spiritual struggles of his characters.
Soon
by Jerry B. Jenkins
Jenkins, co-author of the popular Left Behind series, ventures out on his own in this electrifying apocalyptic novel. 36 years after World War III left the earth devastated, the nations of the world have outlawed all religions in an effort for peace, though the Christian underground movement continues to grow in the wake of miraculous signs and wonders.
The Dead Don’t Dance
by Charles Martin
Men who enjoy literary fiction and aren’t scared off by a little emotion will enjoy The Dead Don’t Dance, a poignant character-driven novel of a man faced with many trials and tribulations. Protagonist Dylan Styles lives a comfortable life until his pregnant wife goes into a coma. Alone and full of despair, Dylan seeks to understand God’s plan for his life.
Eli
by Bill Myers
The thought-provoking Eli by Bill Myers imagines a parallel universe where the Son of God arrives in our own contemporary age rather than 2,000 years ago. Eli, the Christ figure in the story, is born in a laundromat and grows up to expose the hypocrisies of modern religious attitudes, mirroring Jesus’s own experiences with the Pharisees in the synagogues.
The Visitation
by Frank Peretti
Frank Peretti gained renown as one of the best selling and most celebrated Christian fiction authors for his paranormal thrillers about spiritual warfare. The Visitation, like his classic This Present Darkness, contains many supernatural elements. Jaded minister Travis Jordan tries to uncover the truth about a miracle performing visitor who has amassed a large following in his town.
The Legend of the Firefish
by Bryan Polivka
If you like adventures on the high seas and fantasy stories involving mythical beasts, then you’ll love this book. Failed seminary student turned skilled swordsman Packer Throme seeks to catch the legendary Firefish, and his hunt has him crossing paths with a band of murderous pirates. An inspiring tale of faith, The Legend of the Firefish is the story of one man’s quest for purpose in life.
The Twelfth Imam
by Joel C. Rosenberg
The Twelfth Imam is the first book in an exciting suspense series from Joel C. Rosenberg, a WORLD Magazine contributor and author of the best-selling The Last Jihad. David Shirazi, an undercover CIA operative who has infiltrated the Iranian government, must find the location of two missing nuclear warheads before an attack is launched on Israel.
Dying Declaration
by Randy Singer
Dying Declaration, an arresting legal thriller from Randy Singer, does not shy away from difficult moral and theological issues. The plot concerns a couple whose son dies when they believe his ailments do not need medical attention and can be cured solely through prayer. To their defense comes Charles Arnold, a lawyer and street preacher who is persuaded to take the case.
Paul: A Novel
by Walter Wangerin
Follow the dramatic transformation of Saul of Tarsus from self-righteous Pharisee to impassioned missionary in this fascinating fictionalization of the life of the Apostle Paul. Steeped in historical and biblical research, Paul: A Novel will give you a new take on one of the most important figures of the early church.
The Sacrifice
by Robert Whitlow
Christy Award-winning author Robert Whitlow draws upon his experience as a private attorney in writing his fine legal thrillers. His stunning The Sacrifice, a story about a lawyer who agrees to represent a young man accused of a horrific church shooting, will have you on the edge of your seat.
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