Recommended Christian Mysteries |
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- Blackstock, Terri. Private Justice. (1998)
- A serial killer's next victim would appear to be Mark Branning's wife. He attempts to protect her along with their fragile marriage.
- Brouwer, Sigmund. Out of the Shadows. (2001)
- Nick Barrett attempts to solve the mystery of his mother's disappearance as well as the murder of a high school friend for which he had been imprisoned.
- Bunn, T. Davis. The Great Divide. (2000)
- Marcus Glenwood abandons his law practice to solve the disappearance of a student in China.
- Hall, Linda. Margaret's Peace. (1998)
- Seeking peace on the Maine seashore after a family tragedy, Margaret discovers the real story of her sister's death when a child.
- Kraus, Harry Lee. The Stain. (1997)
- Medical mystery.
- Martinusen, Cindy McCormick. Blue Night. (2001)
- An historical mystery set during the Holocaust. Characters are satisfyingly complex.
- Palmer, Catherine. A Dangerous Silence. (2001)
- Medical mystery.
- Sprinkle, Patricia Houck. But Why Shoot the Magistrate? (1998)
___________________. Murder in the Charleston Manner. (1990) - These titles feature amateur detective MacLaren Yarbrough, the owner of Yarbrough Seed, Feed and Nursery in Hopewell, GA.
- Whitlow, Robert. The Trial. (2001)
- Legal mystery.
Additional sources for recommended Christian fiction are:
Christian Fiction: A Guide to the Genre, by John Mort (2002) [available at the Fiction Desk]; and the online database NOVELIST available in the Library or from home through Springfield Library's website.
All fiction is arranged in alphabetical order in the FICTION room on the ground floor of the Central Library.
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