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T. Davis Bunn was raised in North Carolina, taught international finance in Switzerland, worked in Africa and the Middle East, and was named managing director of an international business advisory group based in Dusseldorf. Now he is an internationally-acclaimed author who has sold more than four million books in fifteen languages. He has been honored with three Christy Awards and is a sought-after lecturer in the art of writing. With topics as diverse as romance, history, and intrigue, Bunn's books continue to reach readers of all ages and interests. He has won numerous awards for his writing, and his books are frequent book club selections. As a result of his book, TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH, Bunn was named the Novelist in Residence at Regent's Park College, Oxford University.
He and his wife, Isabella, live in Oxford, England.
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Recent Release
2006
NIGHT ANGEL
(Heirs of Acadia #4)
w/Isabella Bunn
{Bethany House}
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Standalone Novels
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Drummer In The Dark (2001)
Multnomah
Wynn Bryant receives a frightening initiation into the bare-knuckle world of global power. The multimillionaire-turned-congressman discovers he's an unwitting pawn in a legislative struggle that could bring the U.S. economy to its knees. Confronted with the Christian faith he once rejected, will he escape the complex web of intrigue, international finance, and diabolical politics?
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Elixir (2004)
WestBow
An explosive thriller from the Christy Award-winning author! As head of a large pharmaceutical company, Taylor Knox stands to make a fortune in an upcoming merger. All he needs to seal the deal is a signature from the missing heiress, Kirra, whose work with indigenous plants may ruin everything---if they're not killed first!
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Heartland (2006)
WestBow
Writer's block threatens to derail Peter's career as a television screenwriter. But in a bizarre twist, his main TV show character, JayJay, comes alive on a Hollywood set. Darkness is lurking in the wings. Can creator and creation stop an unspeakable evil from taking center stage? A page-turning fantasy that affirms God's mysterious ways!
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Kingdom Come (2001)
WestBow
Central North Carolina hasn't seen much change in over 50 years…but suddenly people who have been there for generations are leaving the small farming settlements-lock, stock, and barrel. When massive warehouses surrounded by metal fencing seem to go up overnight, local businesses are bought out, and more than 6,000 families establish residence in a community named Kingdom Come, the FBI begins to suspect cult activity. Agent Ben Atkins is sent to investigate, and though he does sense something major happening, he is not convinced it is sinister. In fact, as he moves in for a closer look, he begins to wonder if those on the inside of Kingdom Come are working to keep evil out. But time is running short for him to discover the truth, as unexpected enemies-law enforcement agencies, media groups, and even the church hierarchy-threaten the community's existence.
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One Shenandoah Winter (1998)
WestBow
An eccentric old man is dying of cancer, and his painfully proud daughter must ask an embittered doctor for help. In this moving story of sacrifice, sorrow, and redemption, a quiet town in the Shenandoah Valley and the powerful city of Washington D.C. become the settings for a story of personal healing and renewed faith. Written by a beloved and best-selling author, One Shenandoah Winter is a heart-touching novella that reveals the true meaning of Christmas.
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Promises To Keep (1991)
Bethany House
The thousands of readers who have enjoyed Bunn's first two novels will be excited to find Jeremy Hughes, T.J. Case's supportive friend from The Presence, in this third book. Jeremy feels a calling to assist a private detective specializing in runaways, and he must confront a shocking world of violence, drugs, and pornography. Against this dark backdrop, the truths of goodness, faith and love shine even brighter.
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Return To Harmony (1996)
w/Janette Oke Bethany House Publishers
Jodie and Bethan had little in common until a homeless dog brought them together. But from that day on, the two became inseparable. As different as night and day, their friendship thrives through shared trials, joys and finally devastating loss. Then the day comes when it seems that faith itself drives a tragic wedge between them, seeming to finalize when Jodie goes off to college. Now, with the United States joining the war effort in Europe, Bethan wonders if there will ever again be a return to harmony . . .
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Riders Of The Pale Horse (1994, revised 2002)
Bethany House
Two young Americans, a foreign-service officer and a mission volunteer cross paths near the Afghanistan border on very different assignments and yet with a common goal: to stop nuclear materials from falling into terrorists’ hands. High-stakes political and spiritual conflict keep readers on the edge of their seat in this suspenseful story from bestselling author T. Davis Bunn.
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The Book Of Hours (2000, revised 2006)
Westbow
An inspirational Christmas story from the city of dreaming spires! Shortly before she died, Brian Blackstone's wife implored him to save her family home in Oxford, England. But when he arrives, Brian finds foreclosure on the house nearly complete because of the enormous death tax. Could prayer possibly help with its payment?
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The Gift (1994)
Bethany House
Grace had few regrets about her life or her world. A pinch of this, a dash of that, love and laughter in good measure, a few tears to soften her vision when what she saw was too much to bear. And she loved life like she loved her God rich in depth and full of flavor.
Leslie's entire life had been spent building up the size of her world. Bigger office, bigger salary, bigger car. She had fought tooth and nail to gain power and status, and both were now hers.
Without warning the elderly woman and the busy young professional find themselves recuperating from surgery in the same hospital room. Their very different worlds have converged and been reduced to a space measuring ten by twelve. But it is here that, just as unexpectedly, a great expansion of spirit awaits. Together they journey to a gift a new understanding and awareness of the true beauty and purpose of life.
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The Great Divide (2000)
WaterBrook
When attorney Marcus Glenwood resigns from his prestigious corporate law firm to retreat to the small town of Rocky Mount, North Carolina, and rebuild his life after a devastating personal tragedy, he has no idea that the biggest, most emotionally trying case of his entire career is about to fall into his backyard. Neither can he know how quickly his investigation will begin to untangle a web of greed and deceit stretching from Washington D.C., across international borders - or how desperately his former law colleagues will try to prevent him from uncovering the truth.
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The Imposter (2006)
WestBow
An easygoing FBI newbie, Matt Kelly is his mother's pride and joy, a failure in his father's eyes, and an enigma to his girlfriend. But when a bomb kills his mother, Matt becomes a tenacious hunter. Stalking an unknown prey, he uncovers a chilling Vietnam-era incident. A fascinating insider's glimpse of police, FBI, and counterterrorism organizations.
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The Lazarus Trap (2005)
WestBow
For Val Haines, waking up "dead" is the chance of a lifetime! Accused of embezzlement and presumed killed in an explosion, this banking executive awakens to a shattered memory and a strange identity. Will he walk away and create the life he's always wanted? But before his past can die, he's got to learn to live.
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The Maestro (1991)
Bethany House
A masterfully crafted story of a talented American-born classical guitarist who develops into a renowned jazz musician, and yet whose life tumbles into a despair that can only be changed through Christ's intervention.
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The Messenger (1995)
Bethany House
Ariel had dreamed about this chance, but she never thought it would come so soon. Only halfway through her training came the surprise assignment: she was to be sent as an undercover messenger with a mission of hope to the city of Philadelphia. Expecting the City of Brother Love, what she discovers is a harsh urban landscape where crime, poverty, and the extent of human indifference is overwhelming.
When a street thief pilfers her secret pass card, Ariel loses the access she needs to get back home. To make matters worse, she fears that the thief might use her card to gain unauthorized entry. However, the tables are turned when he finds that his brief encounter with Ariel throws a disturbing light into the depths of his heart.
When the two finally meet again, both are in for a big surprise.
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The Music Box (1996)
Bethany House
Angie Picard has returned to her home in the hill country with a passion for teaching. But Angie has also come home as a young widow whose sorrow runs deep. Melissa Nealey moves to the hilltown after the death of her mother, and in the lonely girls face Angie recognizes a mirror image of her own haunting mask. Angies attempt to intervene in Melissas life draws her into conflict with the girls father. But the key to their happiness lies with the secret hidden within Melissas most precious gift from her mother, a lovely little music box.
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The Presence (1990, revised 1999)
Bethany House
Guided by a sense of divine direction, small-town lawyer T. J. Case goes to Washington, D.C. Standing up for a just cause, he finds himself at the center of a corrupt system. Will his dramatic clash with resisting forces allow the presence of God to emerge?
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The Quilt (1992, revised 2003)
Bethany House
This is the story of Mary, an elderly grandmother whose gnarled, arthritic hands have a beauty all their own. They represent so many skills, so many memories, so many stories to be told. Anyone who had met Mary described her as beautiful she had always been there to listen and comfort and encourage those who were in pain, those who had lost their way. And yet in the twilight of her days, Mary felt a gentle yearning in her heart, the whisper of a melody she strained to hear-. There was something left undone.
When Mary becomes convinced that the task still unfinished is to make one more very special quilt, with every stitch sewn in prayer and thankfulness, the impact on her family and the surrounding community cannot be contained. No one who gets involved with this quilting project will ever be quite the same again!
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Tidings Of Comfort And Joy (2005)
WestBow
Both expecting to be miserable for Christmas, Marissa and her grandmother discover a tattered photograph that transforms their discouragement and loneliness into a festive celebration of hope. Ideal for sharing the true meaning of Christmas with your friends and family, Bunn's beautifully illustrated story of love, loss, and reunion makes a heartwarming gift.
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Tomorrow's Dream (1998)
w/Janette Oke Bethany House Publishers
Kyle is a purposeful young woman who, in Another Homecoming, delights in a reunion with her birth parents and a new relationship with her brother. Now with husband Kenneth beside her to share her joy and oversee the family's legacy, Kyle's life seems perfect.
And then a medical diagnosis pulls the thread that leaves the tapestry of her world unraveling around her. Utterly isolated from the emotional and spiritual anchors in her life, Kyle discovers that her "homecoming" was only the beginning of the story.
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Winner Take All (2003)
WaterBrook
Marcus Glenwood is justifiably suspicious. The new CEO of a corporation that once tried to kill him now desperately needs his help. The exec's ex-a renowned opera diva-has kidnapped their daughter. Now, amidst mayhem and deadly international intrigue, Marcus must find the child-and the truth-in Bunn's latest edge of your seat legal thriller.
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