Fiction

Burning Down 'The Shack' by James De Young

Recommended by Tim Challies.

A solid resource book which thoroughly refutes the faulty presuppositions of the bestelling novel.

Beguiled by Deeanne Gist, J. Mark Bertrand

Not recommended by Mark Tubbs.

A page-turner, granted, but unless you are a Christian Romance buff, you probably don't need to read this one.

In the First Circle by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

Recommended by Trevin Wax.

A good, long Russian novel of humor and pathos.

Flashforward by Robert J. Sawyer

Recommended by Leslie Wiggins.

An enjoyable Sci-Fi novel featuring a theory as the protagonist.

The Gathering Storm by Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson

Recommended by Mark Tubbs.

Called the heir to Tolkien's legacy, Jordan has created a fantasy series for the ages.

The Betrayal by Douglas Bond

Recommended by Tim Challies.

A fictionalized account of John Calvin's life, definitely worth a read.

The Undercover Revolution by Iain Murray

Recommended by Mark Tubbs.

A brief but hearty defence of the Bible's truthfulness, albeit from a bad angle.

Finding God in the Shack by Randal Rauser

Not recommended by Tim Challies.

Addresses tough theological questions, but not enough biblical answers.

Finding God in the Shack by Roger Olson

Not recommended by Tim Challies.

A poor theological analysis of an even poorer theological novel.

Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury

Recommended by Mark Tubbs.

A brilliant account of a boy's summer discoveries.