In Brian Spielbauer’s Dracula's Battle, after escaping imprisonment in Hungary, Vlad Dracula studies in Heidelberg under Professor Aeneas Piccolomini while planning one day to reclaim Wallachia from foreign control. His future changes after he falls in love with Katharina, a young servant in the household...

Weighing a Miracle by Steven Nimocks is a well-written fictional account of a familiar Bible story in which Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead. The story begins in a commercial setting along the Jericho Road, where Caleb and his two sons go about their daily...

In Nicholas Teeguarden’s The Boy from the Vines, in Paris, Ruth finds a journal written by Joseph Durand, a young man living on a French vineyard during the German occupation of 1940, and begins tracing his movements to determine whether he was a real person....

Eve by B.K. O'Connor is a remarkable retelling of the first woman in the Bible. In this story, Eve desires to eat the forbidden fruit to satisfy her hunger for knowledge and wisdom and to stop feeling she's merely a solution to Adam's need for companionship...

I Wash My Hands: The ‘Autobiography’ of Pontius Pilate by P. Drew Warren is a historical novel written in the style of an autobiography from Pontius Pilate's point of view. Pontius Pilate recounts his experiences as the Roman Governor in Judea and his decision during...

No Man’s Land: This Hallowed Ground Book Three by Donna E. Lane is a continuation of the generational saga of the MacAlister family, set in the early 1900s. Fin, Buck, and Ian have emigrated to New Zealand along with their parents. A deliberately set, tragic...

Nobility is not a birthright; it’s something that’s earned. In Caleb Banks and Amy Betzold’s novel, Prince in the Wilderness, young Laurent challenges his worth many times. For Laurent, Prince in the Wilderness was a story he shared with his younger sisters. In real life,...

Iysh by Greg Price begins with Leo Butlion, a medical student in 1940s Koblenz, when the German state turns its full attention to Jewish families. After a narrow escape from deportation, he survives by passing as a non-combatant inside the German military, using medical training...

Ralph E. Jarrells’ Jesus and Judas: Best Friends Forever is a work of Christian fiction that begins beneath an extraordinary sky and unfolds into a thoughtful exploration of companionship before destiny takes shape. The novel opens on a night so clear it seems endless, with...

Anna of Arimathea by Susanne Blumer gives readers a unique perspective on what it might have been like to follow Jesus Christ and to walk in the footsteps of the Messiah during the time of His ministry. Anna is a gifted healer with a big...