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In The Next Target, Nikki Arana is to be commended for covering relations between Christianity and Islam in America.

If Richard Platt’s As One Devil to Another is any indication, the stronger our faith, the harder Satan’s minions must work.

Amy Clipston weaves a young woman’s story of struggle and ultimate success while also educating the reader about Amish living.

In a day when ghost hunters and psychics are all the rage on TV, it’s nice to read a book that deals with spiritual oppression from a biblical perspective.

Code of Silence is less Crime and Punishment for teens as it is a compelling psychological study of the weight of secrets.

Just as Dickens addressed social justice issues in novel form, Kathi Macias tackles sex trafficking in Special Delivery.

The combination of love and espionage makes The Discovery a rare find: a novel with appeal for male and female readers alike.

Randy Singer’s superbly researched plot charges out of the gate on Page One, and doesn’t rest until literally the last page.

Jane Myers Perrine's small-town tale is a big-time triumph of gentle humor, fast-paced plot, and wonderfully engaging characters.

Author Tricia Goyer reimagines the Prodigal Son story, adds in a love triangle and sets it on the Titanic’s ill-fated voyage.

The chasm between good doctrine and filler ultimately cripples Dudley Rutherford’s otherwise engaging book on Christlikeness.

Frank Peretti’s latest thriller, Illusion, is a brilliantly-constructed puzzle box of a novel—but one with a beating heart.

Romance between two main characters cleverly become a crucial tool needed to outwit a potential killer in Vicki Hinze’s latest.

In her publication debut, Interrupted: Life Beyond Words, 16-year-old Rachel Coker displays a remarkable amount of poise.

Every character rings true in Sally John’s latest. Complex and flawed, they’re just trying to live their lives as best they can.

This is the remarkable true story of a family who overcame tragedy and learned to trust God's plan for their lives in a new way.

Ever growing in sales and popularity, Christian romances tell tales of happily-ever-after that continue to capture readers' hearts.

If you like action, you’ll probably love this book. But if you need it to fit into a cohesive framework, then you probably won’t.

If you took out token God references and ignored a love scene, you’d hardly recognize this as a book for a Christian audience.