An author of must-read supernatural fiction, Chuck Richardson's novel, "True Status" has been an outstanding first novel I've read of his. Do Not Miss His Work!
Karin paints characters wondering what the heck they've gotten themselves into now - romantic/comedy (mostly. Such fun!)
Jason Karpf weaves complex characters into his science fiction that should not be missed. Check out "Honor System," my most recent read I've blogged about.
Imagine being an alcoholic with a bunch of crazy Christians in the Holy Land ... Steve Rogers paints a character full of flaws and finding the faith that only God can give. "Into the Room" and "A Year in the Room," are novels you must read!
Sheri Schofield is an author who writes both adult and children's books on prophecy - timely, I'd say!!
Pebbles Wireman writes a tear-worthy and non-fiction work I read recently aptly named, "Finding Faith in the Storm." A woman who has definitely walked the path of Job over and over during her lifetime, she writes and speaks in between hospital stays. This book is raw, one of suffering. I don't know how she does it.
T.E. Bradford (Amazon link) is a prolific writer of fantasy novels - well-crafted main characters who navigate the minefields of bliss to disaster to understanding and faith. I've only read two thus far. She writes short compilations of novellas and also novels. She's also written a non-fiction on surviving cancer.
For a mention for a non-Christian author, Lisa Black develops characters whose skins you can crawl into, which only works in fiction because if you were a forensic scientist that would be a nightmare. Well-crafted plots, humor sprinkled in some of the weirdest situations, Some language and violence appropriate to the stories.
