To sort by a particular column, click on the up/down icon in the column heading. The table is fully sortable (ascending and descending).To search for a book on a particular biblical person, type their name into the search bar at the top right of the table.I encourage you to read some reviews ( Amazon and Goodreads are great for this!) before deciding whether a particular book is for you. I have not read every book on this list, therefore a book’s inclusion is not necessarily a recommendation, and I cannot vouch for the orthodoxy of the author’s portrayal of biblical people or events.Examples of fictional characters interacting with Biblical events include Davis Bunn and Janette Oke’s Acts of Faith series, set during the Gospel and apostolic periods, or Kacy Barnett-Gramckow’s Genesis Trilogy. An example of fictional characters interacting with Biblical customs would be Connilyn Cossette’s Cities of Refuge series based on the laws in Numbers 35 that allowed a person guilty of manslaughter to seek safety from the avenger of blood in one of six specific cities. (b) novels written about fictional people who interact with Biblical events or customs.

(a) novels written about real people mentioned in the Bible (whether named or unnamed) Combine these two loves and you get this page-a comprehensive list of biblical fiction that will help you find books by your favourite biblical fiction author, books featuring specific biblical characters, or books set during certain periods of biblical history.īefore you use this list, there are a few things to note: There’s something so exciting about seeing the Bible come to life through the words of authors who have researched the culture and the times, and good biblical fiction always enriches my understanding of the Scriptures. Biblical fiction is one of my favourite genres to read.

So Shines the Night by Tracy L. Higley