Angels in Iron
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Fiction? Here ya go: anything by Rick Warren!
Ted Dekker: not the world's best writer, but excellent storyteller. Gripping. Like a cross between King, Koontz, and Lewis, in terms of storytelling.
Joel Rosenberg. Well-written, gripping, like Tom Clancy but without all the mumbo-jumbo.
James Scott Bell. Reminiscent of Grisham.
There y'go.
For a while, I was into a series of historical novels by Brock and Bode Thoene.
Shane Johnson writes some excellent stuff...
Would any consider John Bunyon's PILGRIM'S PROGRESS to be fiction? If so, it is the only work of "christian fiction" I have read, and well worth it.
Some favorite Christian authors.
Dee Henderson- her series
Shaunti Feldman- Veritas Conflict
G.P. Taylor _ Shadowmancer and Wormwood
Frank Perretti- any book but especially The Visitation
Randy Alcorn
C.S. Lewis
Walter Wagerin > Book of Dun Cow.
Some favorite Christian authors.
Dee Henderson- her series
Shaunti Feldman- Veritas Conflict
G.P. Taylor _ Shadowmancer and Wormwood
Frank Perretti- any book but especially The Visitation
Randy Alcorn
C.S. Lewis
Walter Wagerin > Book of Dun Cow.
How do you define "Christian fiction"...
Poorly written, simplistic stuff like anything by Grace Livingston Hill?
Or stuff that delves into good and evil and God, such as works by Tolstoy, Sigrid Undset, Walker Percy, Edmund O'Connor, Flannery O'Connor, JRR Tolkien, etc.?
I assume that you mean fiction by authors that are Christian. Pretty much anything by Stephen King is good.
THat depends... is your idea of Christian Fiction "The Chronicles of Narnia," "The Lord of the Rings," "The Inferno," "The Divine Comedy," etc...
or "Left Behind"...?
I'd plug my own book, but the moderator asked me to stop.
: )
I enjoy Steeple Hill inspirational romances (available with the romance fiction in Walmart).