christian fiction
109 books.
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A Voice in the Wind (Mark of the Lion, #1)
by: Francine Rivers
A.D. 30 (A.D., #1)
by: Ted Dekker
The Robe
by: Lloyd C. Douglas
Be Not Afraid
by: Robert L. Wise
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Fireflies in December (Calloway Summers #1)
by: Jennifer Erin Valent
"Interesting and at times gripping plot. Definitely a lot like To Kill a Mockingbird. At times the dialogue seemed a little forced."
- katelynn
06/22/2016
- katelynn
06/22/2016
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Flabbergasted
by: Ray Blackston
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Vienna Prelude (Zion Covenant, #1)
by: Bodie Thoene
The Water Keeper (Murphy Shepherd, #1)
by: Charles Martin
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The Five People You Meet in Heaven
by: Mitch Albom
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Thr3e
by: Ted Dekker
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Saint (Paradise, #2)
by: Ted Dekker
The Prayer Box (Carolina Heirlooms #1)
by: Lisa Wingate
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The Martyr's Song (The Martyr's Song Series, Book 1) (With CD)
by: Ted Dekker
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Burn
by: Ted Dekker
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Madman
by: Tracy Groot
"This is one of my favorite books of historical biblical fiction. It's dark and mysterious – keeps you gripped until the last page."
- katelynn
02/01/2007
- katelynn
02/01/2007
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Into the Free (Into the Free #1)
by: Julie Cantrell
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Christy
by: Catherine Marshall
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Leota's Garden
by: Francine Rivers
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Jamie MacLeod: Highland Lass (Highland Collection, #1)
by: Michael R. Phillips
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Skin
by: Ted Dekker
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House
by: Frank E. Peretti
"I expected so much from two great authors but was extremely disappointed. The metaphor was ridiculous."
- katelynn
11/03/2006
- katelynn
11/03/2006
Words
by: Ginny L. Yttrup
Passing by Samaria
by: Sharon Ewell Foster
The Water Keeper (Murphy Shepherd #1)
by: Charles Martin
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Showdown (Paradise, #1)
by: Ted Dekker
Finding Lady Enderly
by: Joanna Davidson Politano
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Song of Redemption (Chronicles of the Kings, #2)
by: Lynn Austin
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An Echo in the Darkness (Mark of the Lion, #2)
by: Francine Rivers
The Salt Garden
by: Cindy Martinusen Coloma
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And the Shofar Blew
by: Francine Rivers
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Redeeming Love
by: Francine Rivers
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The Crown and the Crucible (The Russians, #1)
by: Michael R. Phillips
The Rats of Hamelin: A Piper's Tale
by: Adam McCune
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Hood (King Raven, #1)
by: Stephen R. Lawhead
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Set the Stars Alight
by: Amanda Dykes
"This story had everything I look for: historical fiction about a time period I don’t know much about, mystery, good twists, charming/immersive setting. It also had wisdom about faith delivered in a way that wasn’t overt or preachy. It was perfectly done! This is Christian fiction at its best."
- katelynn
12/18/2020
- katelynn
12/18/2020
The Atonement Child
by: Francine Rivers
In This House of Brede
by: Rumer Godden
Chasing Fireflies
by: Charles Martin
When Mockingbirds Sing
by: Billy Coffey
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Sanctuary
by: Beverly Lewis
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This Present Darkness (Darkness, #1)
by: Frank E. Peretti
Home to Harmony (Harmony, #1)
by: Philip Gulley
A Kiss of Adventure (Treasures of the Heart #1)
by: Catherine Palmer
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Coming Home
by: David Lewis
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The First Phone Call from Heaven
by: Mitch Albom
"It was well-written and definitely had a great ending. Overall the feeling was a little too Chicken-soup-for-the-soul for my taste. "
- katelynn
06/02/2015
- katelynn
06/02/2015
The Auschwitz Escape
by: Joel C. Rosenberg
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The Hawk and the Jewel (Kensington Chronicles, #1)
by: Lori Wick
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Julie
by: Catherine Marshall
The Girl Behind the Red Rope
by: Ted Dekker
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Dear Mr. Knightley
by: Katherine Reay
"This makes the third book in the last year that I've read with the same basic premise. Can we all just wake up and realize we're trying to remake You've Got Mail? Nothing will ever be as good - let's just let it rest.
This one had some sweet and insightful moments and it certainly held my interest. But the cheese factor and the predictability of the plot dropped it way down in my estimation. Also it is completely unbelievable that someone would write letters like this. Not just in our modern era, but ever! Definitely had to suspend reality a lot on this one."
- katelynn
06/24/2019
This one had some sweet and insightful moments and it certainly held my interest. But the cheese factor and the predictability of the plot dropped it way down in my estimation. Also it is completely unbelievable that someone would write letters like this. Not just in our modern era, but ever! Definitely had to suspend reality a lot on this one."
- katelynn
06/24/2019
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Peace Like a River
by: Leif Enger
"I give this book a standing ovation! There was definitely some kitschy stuff, but it did not diminish the overall greatness of the writing. In the vein of To Kill a Mockingbird, it was a great story with great characters - one I'll want my kids to read. "
- katelynn
05/12/2017
- katelynn
05/12/2017
Perennials
by: Julie Cantrell
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The Scarlet Thread
by: Francine Rivers
"Great story about marriage. Second time read."
- katelynn
09/30/2013
- katelynn
09/30/2013
Bookends
by: Liz Curtis Higgs
Wooing Cadie McCaffrey
by: Bethany Turner
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The Shape of Mercy
by: Susan Meissner
"Another book about the Salem witch trials - that's two since January! This one was very thoughtful and a little more wrenching than the YA one I read earlier this year. The author really put you in the mindset of the Puritan girl. The modern story was interesting, but I had trouble relating to the main character's struggles. There was some kitschy-ness but overall, I had fun listening to it."
- katelynn
04/07/2018
- katelynn
04/07/2018
Shelter of the Most High (Cities of Refuge, #2)
by: Connilyn Cossette
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Obsessed
by: Ted Dekker
Life After
by: Katie Ganshert
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Prophet
by: Frank E. Peretti
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As Sure as the Dawn (Mark of the Lion, #3)
by: Francine Rivers
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Blink
by: Ted Dekker
Long Way Gone
by: Charles Martin
An Eye for Glory: The Civil War Chronicles of a Citizen Soldier
by: Karl A. Bacon
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The Shack
by: William Paul Young
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The Saturday Night Supper Club (The Supper Club, #1)
by: Carla Laureano
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Two Crosses (Secrets of the Cross Trilogy #1)
by: Elizabeth Musser
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Once Upon a Wardrobe
by: Patti Callahan Henry
"I little overly-saccharine, but it had some truly profound moments."
- katelynn
12/19/2023
- katelynn
12/19/2023
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A Light on the Hill (Cities of Refuge, #1)
by: Connilyn Cossette
"I've swung and missed so often the last few years with Christian fiction that I've come to have really low expectations. But not here! This was well-written and absorbing. I felt fully immersed in the ancient time period and wrapped up in the trials of the heroine. I felt edified and challenged by the faith elements of the story - it's been so long since I've gotten that from fiction!
There were definitely some corn-ball moments. I could've done with less of the romance. Oh how the times have changed!"
- katelynn
11/13/2020
There were definitely some corn-ball moments. I could've done with less of the romance. Oh how the times have changed!"
- katelynn
11/13/2020
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Tilly
by: Frank E. Peretti
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Kiss
by: Ted Dekker
Saving Amelie
by: Cathy Gohlke
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The Last Sin Eater
by: Francine Rivers
The Baker's Wife
by: Erin Healy
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The Haunting at Bonaventure Circus
by: Jaime Jo Wright
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A Bride Most Begrudging
by: Deeanne Gist
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The Maid of Fairbourne Hall
by: Julie Klassen
"Overall it was a good story. Similar to downton Abby with a comparison of upstairs and downstairs life in a British manor. It has a lot more details then Downton Abby about how the household is run. It was very interesting! The novel was slow in parts but it kept me interested for the most part."
- katelynn
03/16/2014
- katelynn
03/16/2014
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Left Behind (Left Behind, #1)
by: Tim LaHaye
Scared (On the Edge of the World #1)
by: Tom Davis
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The Shunning (The Heritage of Lancaster County, #1)
by: Beverly Lewis
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The Book of Hours
by: T. Davis Bunn
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Song of the Silent Harp (Emerald Ballad #1)
by: B.J. Hoff
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Lady of Milkweed Manor
by: Julie Klassen
"This book was somewhat nostalgic for me - this is exactly the sort of novel I read all the time growing up. I definitely still enjoyed it! I read it super fast compared to other books lately - so I feel like it lacked a little depth. But it was a great story - heartwarming and interesting. I think I enjoyed it a lot more now than I would've before having a baby. "
- katelynn
02/26/2016
- katelynn
02/26/2016
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The List
by: Robert Whitlow
Whose Waves These Are
by: Amanda Dykes
Wonderland Creek
by: Lynn Austin
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Winter Passing
by: Cindy McCormick Martinusen
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Heaven's Wager (Martyr's Song, #1)
by: Ted Dekker
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Piercing the Darkness (Darkness, #2)
by: Frank E. Peretti
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The Heather Hills of Stonewycke (Stonewycke, #1)
by: Michael R. Phillips
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Refiner's Fire
by: Sylvia Bambola
Gods and Kings (Chronicles of the Kings, #1)
by: Lynn Austin
The Maiden of Mayfair (Tales of London #1)
by: Lawana Blackwell
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The Oath
by: Frank E. Peretti
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White: The Great Pursuit (The Circle, #3)
by: Ted Dekker
Glimmer of Hope
by: Sarah M. Eden
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First Light (A.D. Chronicles, #1)
by: Bodie Thoene
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Hadassah: One Night with the King
by: Tommy Tenney
"This is my second time through this one and although I didn't enjoy it as much as the first time, it was still great! It's a beautiful portrait of how to approach marriage and general trials of life. It also really makes you think about the story of Esther and all that she went through and how faithful God is! "
- katelynn
10/08/2015
- katelynn
10/08/2015
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Black: The Birth of Evil (The Circle, #1)
by: Ted Dekker
The Feathered Bone
by: Julie Cantrell
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The Strength of His Hand (Chronicles of the Kings, #3)
by: Lynn Austin
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Beyond the Sacred Page: The Tyndale Translation
by: Jack Cavanaugh
"Second time through this one and it held up! I love that. The first time I read it was probably 7th or 8th grade, so I wasn't sure what to expect. This author is actually really good at telling historical stories in an interesting and informative way - which is what I enjoy about historical fiction. This is a story about the struggles of Bible translators (and readers) during the time of Henry VIII. Overall it was well-written and didn't simplify complex issues. I walk away with a greater appreciation of my religious freedoms and gratitude for the sacrifices of others that have given me these freedoms. The ending was a little trite, but the rest of the book was great."
- katelynn
03/07/2017
- katelynn
03/07/2017
After the Leaves Fall (Threads of Change #1)
by: Nicole Baart
When Mountains Move (Into the Free #2)
by: Julie Cantrell
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The Prayer Box (A Carolina Chronicles #1)
by: Lisa Wingate
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Love Comes Softly (Love Comes Softly, #1)
by: Janette Oke
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Steal Away Home: Charles Spurgeon and Thomas Johnson, Unlikely Friends on the Passage to Freedom
by: Matt Carter
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