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Would like to discover new authors on the order of Gilbert Morris and Michael Phillips. Would like historical fiction. |
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I like Judith Miller. The Carousel Painter was excellent, as was the Postcards from Pullman series. All are historical fiction. |
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You might want to try out Judith Pella, Tracie Peterson, or Jane Kirkpatrick. |
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If you like G. Morris and M. Phillips I think you'd really like Jack Cavanaugh's books. Also Lynn Austin. |
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Liz Curtis Higgs might also be a good choice. |
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I highly recommend Bodie Thoene. Several series - some set right before and after WW2. Very well written. |
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I agree with Cozette on Thoene. There is also Tricia Goyer. Kim Vogel Sawyer has a good historical fiction book involving Mennonites from Russia entitled " Fields of Grace". I think Lauraine Snelling also has some historicals that include immigrants that move to Kansas that are very good. I think B J Hoff might be similar to Michael Phillips also. She has a couple of series involving Ireland and Irish immigrants. I think she also has a series that involves people living in the Appalachian mountains in the early 1900s. I don't know if American western fiction is something you'd be interested in, but Tamera Alexander has a series that I think has 3 or 4 books . I have read the first 3 and I truly enjoyed them. Also if you haven't read it, read Francine River's "Redeeming Love". The historical aspects are not put at the forefront in this book, but it is a wonderful love story based on the book of Hosea from the Bible. |
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I thank all of you for the suggestions on historical Christian fiction. It's wonderful! So much to look for and think about. I love that! |
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If you are looking for more Angela Hunt (the Lost Colonies series and Shadow Women) and GInger Garrett's In the Shadow of the Lion's are awesome |
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Although I don't read a lot of historical fiction I've enjoyed Bodie Thoene's books over the years and I do like Kim Vogel Sawyer. I also just finished The Centurion's Wife by Davis Bunn and Jannette Oke and really liked that.
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One of my favorite Historical Christian Fiction is still the late Eugenia Price. Her books were set in GA and FL from pre-Revolution until after the Civil War. They are wonderful!! There are several trilogies and quartets. |
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Most of the Christian historical fiction I see is set in the US. Do any of these authors write Christian regencies? I've enjoyed reading some Christian historical fiction lately, but I'm missing the marriage mart, at-home calls and carriage rides in Hyde Park LOL! |
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