I have just discovered Frank Peretti's books and I'm eating them up!  Do you know any other authors with a style like this? 

i dont know about Frank Peretti but if your looking for the quintessential Christian fantasy you have to start with the Chronicles of Narnia.

I have a couple things on my shelf you might enjoy - Abaddon by Bob Larson and The Oath by Frank Peretti.  Also have a lot of the Left Behind series if you are interested in those.

Lisa

There is a book titled The Lure.  It is a futuristic storyline.  Can't recall the author.  Good luck!

Karen Hancock writes some neat fantasy. I loved her book Arena.

Melissa

I think that Randy Alcorn is similar to Peretti....

I think the  most similar author to Peretti is Ted Dekker.

Donita K. Paul writes Christian fantasy.

Wayne Thomas Batson and R.K. Mortenson both have out Christian fantasy YA series.

Check out this link for more titles, it's the most comprehensive listing of Christian fantasy/sci-fi I've come across.

www.wherethemapends.com

TED Dekker is very similar to frank perreti in fact they wrote one book together called house.  Awesome book!! I read it in like one day it was soooo good.

Hope this helps

caery A.

Thank you guys soo much!!  This gives me quite a bit of books to explore.  :) 

Thanks for the link to WhereTheMapEnds.com - I'd been looking for a resource like that for quite some time!

I've bookmarked WhereTheMapEnds.com too...thanks!

Firebird Trilogy is a good futuristic series.

I was also going to suggest Ted Dekker.

Sharon Hinck's The Restorer series is really good...sort of Mom-lit fantasy.

Also Lisa T. Bergren's Gifted series- The Begotten and the Betrayed

I just posted Wormwood on my bookshelf and it is similar in style.  Peretti is definitely the best, I just love his stuff - especially This Present Darkness and Piercing The Darkness.  The Dragon series by Donita Paul is supposed to be excellent as well.  I have it wishlisted :-)

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I second Ted Dekker. His Circle trilogy was amazing!

There's a series that's really good - all I can remember is the first book is "Firebird."  There's also another series, again, one of the books is "DragonKnight"  Sorry, I'm terrible with authors. :P

I agree with the people who said read Donita K. Paul's Dragonkeepers Chronicles.  I have heard of many of th eothers but never read them, so I can't help you there.  Also try L. B. Graham's Binding of the Blade series.  These are great.

Heres another  that is awesome, Bill Meyer and also Brandilyn Collins.  These authors keep you glued to the book till the end.