Can you recommend some new Christian authors' fiction books?

In the realm of black-authored Christian fiction, 'Redemption Song' by L. M. Elliott is a remarkable book. It delves into themes of hope, love, and the power of faith during difficult historical times. 'Grace' by Elizabeth Nunez also has strong Christian undertones. The characters' journey in the book is often guided by their faith, and it shows how Christianity can influence one's actions and decisions in a complex world. This genre offers a rich tapestry of stories that can both inspire and educate.

Sure. 'The Shack' by William P. Young is a well - known Christian fiction book. It presents a unique view of the Trinity through a fictional encounter. Another one is 'Redeeming Love' by Francine Rivers, which is a retelling of the story of Hosea set in the 1850s California gold rush. It beautifully shows God's love in a human context.

Sure. 'The Pilgrim's Path' is a newly released Christian fiction. It's set in an ancient pilgrimage route and the main character discovers deeper truths about their faith along the way. Then there's 'Atonement's Journey' which deals with the theme of forgiveness and redemption in a very engaging way. And 'Grace Unseen' is another new one that shows how God's grace can work in unexpected ways in people's lives.

Definitely. 'The Number of Love' by Roseanna M. White is a new Christian fiction. It's a spy - thriller - like story with elements of faith, love, and mystery, set in the time of World War I.

I'm not sure of all the specific 2023 Christian fiction authors off the top of my head. But there are likely established Christian fiction authors who continued to release works in 2023. Some well - known names in the broader Christian fiction genre could be Francine Rivers. She may have had new releases or re - releases in 2023.

Sure. Julie Klassen is a great female Christian author in historical fiction. Her novels are known for their detailed historical settings, often in the Regency era in England. For instance, 'The Girl in the Gatehouse' is set during that time and has elements of mystery and Christian values. Catherine Marshall is also notable. Her book 'Christy' is based on her mother - in - law's experiences as a schoolteacher in the Appalachian Mountains in the early 1900s. It has strong Christian themes of faith, love, and service. Then there's Janette Oke, famous for her 'Love Comes Softly' series which is set in the American frontier and shows the lives of settlers through a Christian lens.

Jan Karon's 'Mitford' series is quite popular. It's set in a small town and follows the life of an Episcopal priest, Father Tim. The series is full of heartwarming stories about the community, relationships, and the role of faith in everyday life. Another popular one is Beverly Lewis's books, especially those in the 'Amish' series. She gives readers a peek into the Amish way of life and how their Christian faith shapes their values, family, and community.

One popular book is 'The Shack' which, while not strictly only 'new urban', has elements that resonate with urban Christian fiction. It delves deep into spiritual questions and relationships in a very relatable way.

Well, 'The Mark of the King' is a wonderful new release in Christian fiction. It's set in a historical context and shows how the main character's faith is tested and strengthened. Also, 'The Oath' is quite good. It involves a story of loyalty, love and the power of Christian beliefs in a small town setting.

Yes, 'The Number of Love' is worth reading. It combines elements of mystery and faith, with the characters' spiritual journeys being a central part of the story. The plot is engaging and it makes you think about the role of faith in different situations.