Philip Gulley
HOME TO HARMONY
(A Novel)
{Multnomah}
Come to the hometown you wish you were from - Harmony, Indiana, where godly yet all-too-human people live life unedited, to the delight and inspiration of the reader.
Robert Whitlow
THE TRIAL
(A Novel)
{WestBow}
Wealth, power and murder in a small Georgia town power the engine of this gripping legal suspense novel from Robert Whitlow.
Other Finalists for Contemporary Novel 2001:
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Sharon Ewell Foster
PASSING BY SAMARIA
(A Novel)
{Multnomah}
The date is 1919, a time of unrest and drastic change. Alena faces an abrupt uprooting from Mississippi to Chicago. Amidst riots, misplaced love, and post-war confusion, she struggles to find herself and the one thing that will save her.
Other Finalists for First Novel 2001:
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Randall Ingermanson
TRANSGRESSION
(A Novel)
{Harvest House}
A science experiment traps Ari, Rivka, and Damien in ancient Jerusalem. When Damien plots to stop Christianity, Ari and Rivka must choose who to follow and how far they'll go to defend their choice.
Other Finalists for Futuristic Novel 2001:
- ELI by Bill Myers {Zondervan}
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Francine Rivers
UNASHAMED
(Lineage of Grace #2)
{Tyndale House}
Does the life of Rahab in the Book of Joshua puzzle you, as it does many others? Her story will intrigue you and you'll have a fresh understanding of how God works!
Other Finalists for International Historical Novel 2001:
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North American Historical (Tie) |
Gilbert Morris
EDGE OF HONOR
(A Novel)
{Zondervan}
When a young Union doctor accidentally kills a Rebel carrying the white flag of surrender, he journeys to Arkansas to find absolution by helping the victim's family.
Rosey Dow
REAPING THE WHIRLWIND
(A Novel)
{Winepress}
This thrilling murder mystery is woven around the actual historic facts of the famous Scopes trial, providing the reader an intriguing and entertaining way to understand its impact.
Other Finalists for North American Historical Novel 2001:
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Catherine Palmer
A TOUCH OF BETRAYAL
(A Novel)
{Tyndale House}
Alexandra Prescott, a fashion designer, finds her well-ordered plans shattered by news of financial disaster, an attempt on her life, and Grant Thornton, an anthropologist whom she meets under suspicious circumstances and to whom she is inexplicably drawn.
Other Finalists for Romance Novel 2001:
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T. Davis Bunn
THE GREAT DIVIDE
(A Novel)
{WaterBrook}
Legal thriller set in the soft-spoken South. A once legendary attorney investigates a young woman's disappearance overseas, risking lives in a battle with an angry corporate giant.
Other Finalists for Suspense Novel 2001:
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