"The Chalet School" series, by Elinor M. Brent-Dyer. I own or have read around 40 of the 60-odd books on the list. Some of my favorites include: "The Chalet School in Exile" (in which Joey Bettany and Co. must flee from the Nazi-occupied Austria), "The Chalet Girls in Camp" (in which the girls spend a summer at Guide Camp, with various exploits) and "Tom Tackles the Chalet School" (in which Tom Gay comes to the Chalet School, and sets it on its ear in her attempts to "remain a gentleman.") Much of the language of these books is, to say the least, odd. Before I knew that the school didn't actually exist, I wanted to be a Chalet School Girl. I am SO addicted, so when I visit Canada, or someone I know makes a trip to England, I request these books. Many of them are out of print, and likely to remain that way.
Books by Frank Perretti:
"This Present Darkness" is a story of the battle between the spiritual
forces of good and evil over the tiny town of Ashton. The local newspaper
editor and a pastor begin at opposite ends of a mystery involving the local
college, many of the businesses in town, and perhaps the whole world....
"Piercing the Darkness" takes the spiritual battle to the town of Bacon's
Corner. What is the connection between drifter Sally Roe, the local Christian
school, and the foster care system? Our friend Marshall from Ashton gets
involved in solving this mystery...
"Prophet" is the story of a newscaster, John Barrett, who inherits
the gift of prophecy from his father-- as well as a search for the Truth.
What is the governor of the state hiding? How did Annie Brewer really die,
and who was responsible? John must discover the Truth, even though it destroy
him.
Books by Francine Rivers:
"Voice in the Wind" is the story of the slave girl Hadassah, purchased
by the Roman Valerian family after the destruction of Jerusalem. Bound
by loyalty to her mistress Julia, by love to Julia's brother Marcus, and
by faith to her God, Hadassah must decide to whom her ultimate service
must be dedicated. She must watch Julia sink further and further into a
self-destructive lifestyle, and trust God as Marcus presses her for a decision...
"Echo in the Darkness" is the continuing story of Hadassah. Having
survived only by the grace of God, she returns in disguise to serve the
dying Julia. Convinced his love is dead, Marcus searches for God to curse
him-- but finds answers he did not expect....
"Redeeming Love" is the story of Angel, a prostitute who is rescued
by and marries Michael Hosea. Though her heart is filled with doubt and
fear, Michael heeds God's call to love her unconditionally. Angel runs
away, back to her former life. Only God can save her and heal her now....
"John, Son of Thunder" by Ellen Gunderson Traylor is the story of the disciple Jesus loved. From his sojourn with John the Baptist, to his travels with Jesus, to his ministry in Ephesus, to his imprisonment on Patmos- this is the story of his faith journey to become the man God planned him to be.
Books by Danielle Steele:
"Zoya" is the story of a young girl born in the heart of the Russian
aristocracy. As the Revolution crumbles her world, Zoya and her grandmother
must learn to survive in the era of post-WWI Paris. But Zoya's life is
never destined to be easy...
"No Greater Love" is the story of Edwina and her brothers and sisters,
who have lost both parents in the sinking of the great ship Titanic. They
must struggle to stay together as a family through WWI, and the trials
and tribulations of the golden age of Hollywood....
Books by Angela Ewell Hunt:
The following novelize the story of Joseph, beginning with his enslavement in Egypt, his struggles, and his eventual rise to the second highest position in Egypt. Later books chronicle his married life, and the lives of his sons. Each was guided by God, and chose to realize that guidance in a different way.
"Dreamers"
"Brothers"
"Journey"
Books by Ed Stewart:
"Millenium's Eve" It's December 1999, and the leading Christians in the United States, with the biggest television ministries, are congregating in Los Angeles. Little do they know that a madman seeks to unite with blood... Journalist Beth Scibelli and Officer Reagan Cole get a little too deep into the situation, and must solve the mystery of the Voicelink Caller.
"Doomsday Flight" It's 2002, and a cult plans to meet God in the sky, as told by one of their "prophets", as the world ends. Beth gets the chance to cover the story, and she and her husband must protect the 135 unsuspecting travellers when something goes horribly wrong...
More books will be added in the future