Books make the best Christmas gifts! If there’s someone on your list who already has everything, you can always get them a new book. Here are some of my favorite Christian fiction books that make great gifts.
Romance
The Red Door Inn by Liz Johnson
This year, I started reading a lot more romance. The Red Door Inn is one of my favorites! Every book in this series made me cry. And want to visit Prince Edward Island.
The Masterpiece by Francine Rivers
This a story of love and redemption between two people desperately trying to repair their broken lives.
The Hearts of Oklahoma series by Tina Radcliffe
This small-town series follows a family of four siblings who each find love close to home, whether that be at the vet clinic or on their ranch.
Contemporary
The Joy of Falling by Lindsay Harrel
This novel healed a wounded place in my heart. This story is about two widowed sisters-in-law who decide to run an New Zealand ultramarathon in memory of their husbands. The problem? The women have nothing in common. Can they overcome their differences to support one another through their grief, and maybe find hope along the way?
The Pelican Harbor Series by Colleen Coble
This series tells the suspenseful adventures of a policewoman on the hunt for a murderer. . . and the truth about her childhood in an abusive cult.
Historical
The Curse of Misty Wayfair by Jaime Jo Wright
If you like mysteries and historical fiction, you’ll love The Curse of Misty Wayfair. It’s just dark enough to make you shiver!
Sunrise at Normandy Series by Sarah Sundin
Be swept into the past through this World War II trilogy of love and war.
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Biblical
The Chosen by Left Behind author Jerry Jenkins
This book is based on the TV show of the same name. It gives the life of Jesus new vibrancy!
By the Waters of Babylon by Mesu Andrews
This novel shares the tale of a Jewish exile to Babylon at the time of Daniel and Jeremiah.
Ruth and Naomi by Tori Sorenson
This novel is a fresh retelling of the famous story. After reading this, I have a much better idea of the culture and history behind the book of Ruth.
What’s your favorite Christian fiction book you’ve read this year? Comment to share!
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