Knight, is one of the best Christian fiction books that nobody knows about. Their attention this book gives to prayer and seeking God’s guidance makes it a rock-solid Christian book that young adults would love and be beneficial for them. That’s an encouraging reminder for young people. In this fictional book, Rosalind and Sir Randel unexpectedly learn to forgive themselves and accept God’s grace as sufficient for everything.

One editorial review said that Rosalind is an intelligent version of Robin Hood. Rosalind is trying to recover from a tragic mistake that changed her life, so she gladly gives herself over to the cause of defending of the cross.

Sleiman who writes an inspiring story about a courageous young woman, Rosalind of Ipsworth, who becomes inspired by young Lady Sapphira’s vision. This is a great read for any Christian youth, male or female, although it might appeal more to the ladies than to the men.Ĭourageous is one in a series that’s called Valiant Hearts. Unknown to her, the flight to Ireland will change her life forever.

After a while, she decides to follow her late brother’s journey in Ireland and uses his journal as a guide. In fact, she’s driven, but when her older and most loved brother Will dies, she suddenly loses interest in everything. Finley Sinclair might remind you of some teenage boys, but she’s anything but a typical teenage girl, because this young lady is tough as nails! She’s not shy at all. Jones that has been rated as one of the highest of the Christian romance books for young audiences in the last few years. There You’ll Find Me is a touching story by Jenny B. A by-produce of reading this book is they’ll be shown an example of a family striving to survive and stick together, and against all odds. The author acknowledges on her website that her novels are more about “Realism, faith, and a funny streak,” and that’s why she believes young adults will really enjoy this book. This is Meg Moseley’s debut novel and it is good one. Her whole purpose is simply survive, and then, to strive to secure freedom, safety, and love for her family. The story focuses on an uphill battle after a woman is widowed and becomes a single mother of six. That is very much the theme of this fictional book by Meg Moseley. Fear not you are of more value than many sparrows” (Luke 12:7). The Bible verse that says, are “not five sparrows sold for two pennies? And not one of them is forgotten before” (Luke 12:6), is where Jesus is telling them (and us), that “even the hairs of your head are all numbered.

Samara's Peril by Jaye L. Knight