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- "May your days be merry and bright" and other Christmas stories by women
- "Show me myself, " or, the little kitchen maid
- 1959 : a novel
- 32 votes before breakfast; : politics at the grass roots,
- 999 tadpoles
- A Celestial omnibus : short fiction on faith
- A Century of South African short stories
- A Distant thunder
- A Mayan life
- A River runs through it
- A Soul looks back
- A Thief in the night
- A Tidewater morning : three tales from youth
- A bearer of divine revelation : new and selected stories
- A bend in the river
- A blessing on the moon
- A break with charity : a story about the Salem witch trials
- A certain woman : the story of Mary Magdalene
- A common life : the wedding story
- A country with no name : tales from the Constitution
- A danger to the state : a historical novel
- A day no pigs would die
- A different kind of Christmas
- A different sun : a novel of Africa
- A fable
- A fool's errand.
- A friend of the earth
- A gathering of lambs : a story from World War II
- A goat's song
- A god against the gods
- A handbook of American prayer : a novel
- A home is not a home : life within a nursing home
- A journal of the shipwreck and sufferings of Daniel Foss : a native of Elkton, Maryland, who was the only person saved from on board the brig Negociator, of Philadelphia, which foundered in the Pacific Ocean on the 26th Nov. 1809, and who lived five years on a small barren island, during which time he subsisted on seals and never saw the face of any human creature
- A journal of the shipwreck and sufferings of Daniel Foss : a native of St. Mary's, Georgia, who was the only person saved from on board the brig Negociator, of Alexandria, which foundered in the Pacific Ocean on the 26th Nov. 1811, and who lived five years on a small barren island, during which time he subsisted on seals and never saw the face of any human creature
- A lesson before dying
- A light in the window
- A live coal in the sea
- A long day's dying
- A man in full : a novel
- A mercy
- A morbid taste for bones
- A murder, a mystery, and a marriage
- A new song
- A patchwork planet
- A personal matter
- A place on earth
- A poem called lost
- A prayer for Owen Meany : a novel
- A present for Charles Dickens
- A pretty story written in the year of our Lord 2774,
- A pretty story written in the year of our Lord 2774.
- A pretty story written in the year of our Lord, 2774,
- A revolutionary woman
- A river runs through it
- A river runs through it, and other stories
- A season in-between
- A sentimental education : stories
- A simple Amish Christmas
- A son comes home
- A star pointed north,
- A stolen tongue
- A stranger for Christmas : a novel
- A stranger in the kingdom
- A sweet smell of roses
- A tale of ancient Egypt
- A tear for Judas
- A touch of murder ; and, Family affairs
- A very surprising narrative of a young woman, who was discovered in a cave, after having been taken by the Indians, in the year 1777, and seeing no human being for the space of nine years. : In a letter from a gentleman to his friend. : [One line of quotation]
- A very surprising narrative, of a young woman, discovered in a rocky-cave; : after having been taken by the savage Indians, of the wilderness; in the year 1777. And seeing no human being for the space of nine years. : In a letter from a gentleman to his friend
- A voice in the wind
- A week in the life of Corinth
- A week in the life of Rome
- A week in the life of a Roman centurion
- A woman called Moses : a novel based on the life of Harriet Tubman
- A woman of Jerusalem,
- A woman of salt : a novel
- Abigail: : a novel
- Abram, son of Terah
- Absent without leave; : two novellas.
- Absolute truths : a novel
- Absolution by murder : a Sister Fidelma mystery
- Accordion crimes
- Acts of God
- Adventures of Captain Simon Suggs : late of the Tallapoosa Volunteers : together with "Taking the census" and other Alabama sketches
- Adventures of old Dan Tucker, and his son Walter : a tale of North Carolina
- African short stories
- African visas : a novella and stories
- After the war
- Afterlife : a novel
- Agathos and other Sunday stories
- Ahab's wife, or, The star-gazer : a novel
- Ahira, prince of Naphtali : the story of the journey into Canaan
- Alaska
- All Aunt Hagar's children
- All Hallows' Eve
- All I ever did was love a man
- All quiet on the western front
- All quiet on the western front,
- All the forgotten places
- All the little live things
- All the way home : a novel
- Almost innocent
- Always an answer
- American born Chinese
- American gods : a novel
- American pastoral
- Americanah : [a novel]
- Amish adventure
- Amistad : a novel
- Among the crags; or, Legends of the Covenanters ..
- An Affecting history of the captivity and sufferings of Mrs. Mary Gerard, an Italian lady. : Who was seven years a slave in Tripoli, three of which she was confined in a dungeon, loaded with irons, and three times put to cruel torture. : The history of this innocent and unfortunate lady, is allowed by all those who have perused it, to be one of the most striking accounts that ever appeared in print, and would almost excite tears of blood, unless every avenue of compassion was shut up
- An American mystic : a novel of spiritual adventure
- An acceptable time
- An echo in the darkness
- An echo of heaven
- An excellent mystery
- An outbreak of peace
- Ancient rage
- And walk in love; : a novel based on the life of the Apostle Paul
- And we sold the rain : contemporary fiction from Central America
- Andersonville
- Andrina and other stories
- Anecdotes and illustrations of D.L. Moody, : related by him in his revival work.
- Angel & me : stories
- Angel up my sleeve
- Angela and the baby Jesus
- Angels & demons
- Angels & demons
- Annie, the kitchen queen : and other dispatches from Forbearance Presbyterian Church
- Answers to Lucky
- Antioch actress, : a novel of pagan against Christian,
- Antipas, son of Chuza : and others whom Jesus loved
- Apollyon : the Destroyer is unleashed
- Appalachian shepherd; : a story of religion in the southern Appalachians,
- Appelemando's dreams
- Ararat
- Arena
- Armageddon : the cosmic battle of the ages
- Armageddon; : a novel of Berlin,
- Arthur Erskine's story : a tale of the days of Knox
- Arthur Mervyn; or, Memoirs of the year 1793.
- Arthur Mervyn; or, Memoirs of the year 1793. :, Second part.
- Arthur gets what he spills
- As a driven leaf
- As sure as the dawn
- As the stars in number
- Assassins
- Assassins : assignment, Jerusalem; target, antichrist
- At home in Mitford
- At point blank : a suspense novel
- At the palaces of Knossos : a novel
- Atlas shrugged
- August 1914
- Aunt Phillis's cabin, : or, Southern life as it is
- Autour d'un tiare
- Baby of the family
- Back when we were grownups : a novel
- Back when we were grownups : a novel
- Backbone : short stories
- Bad ground
- Bailey's Cafe
- Barabbas
- Barabbas, : a novel of the time of Jesus,
- Barnabas and Paul: brothers in conflict,
- Beach music
- Bech at bay : a quasi-novel
- Bedtime bonnet
- Behold the Man,
- Behold your King,
- Belisarius.
- Belisarius; : a historical romance, in two volumes.
- Beloved : a novel
- Ben, in the world : the sequel to The fifth child
- Bengal nights
- Bennet : stories of humor, grace, and hope
- Best Australian short stories.
- Between heaven & hell : a dialog somewhere beyond death with John F. Kennedy, C.S. Lewis & Aldous Huxley
- Between mothers and daughters : stories across a generation
- Beware of pity
- Beyond the Da Vinci code
- Big Mouth & Ugly Girl
- Binti
- Birth of an age
- Black and blue : a novel
- Black robe : a novel
- Black thunder
- Blessings : a novel
- Blind faith
- Blue Calhoun
- Boaz Brown
- Bold Galilean
- Bound for Canaan
- Brain fever
- Brandon; : or, A hundred years ago. A tale of the American colonies.
- Brave new world
- Breaking the waves
- Brendan
- Bright starry banner : a novel of the Civil War
- Bring up the bodies : a novel
- Brother Cadfael's penance
- Brother Saul
- Brothers
- Burned child seeks the fire : a memoir
- Buxton spice
- By an unknown disciple
- By and about women : an anthology of short fiction
- By unknown ways,
- Cain
- Caleb's crossing
- Call of Christ: : a story of foreign missions
- Callirhoe
- Callista, a sketch of the third century,
- Captain Smith and Princess Pocahontas : an Indian tale
- Captain Smith and Princess Pocahontas, : an Indian tale
- Cat's eye
- Catch-22 : [a novel,
- Caught in the crossfire : the trials and triumphs of African believers through an era of tribulation
- Cavedweller
- Ceremony
- Certain women
- Chains of shadows: : a romance of Judas Iscariot
- Chama's choice
- Charioteer; : a story of old Egypt in the days of Joseph,
- Charles Dicken's Christmas tales
- Charlotte Perkins Gilman's Utopian novels : Moving the mountain, Herland, and With her in ourland
- Chesapeake
- Children of God : a novel
- Children of God; : an American epic
- Children of South America
- Children of disobedience : the love story of Martin Luther and Katharina von Bora : a novel
- Children of the Holocaust
- Children of the covenant
- Children of the ghetto : a study of a peculiar people
- Children of the night : the best short stories by Black writers, 1967 to the present
- Children of the street : a novel
- Choose you this day
- Christ and the third wise man,
- Christ the Lord : out of Egypt : a novel
- Christ the Lord : the road to Cana : a novel
- Christina Rebecca : the story of a young Mennonite girl growing up in Commanche County, Southwest Kansas in the early 1900s : the 13th child of Noah E. & Sophronia Hummel Miller, her twin brother, Harold Roosevelt, the 14th
- Christmas Eve : dialogue on the celebration of Christmas.
- Christmas Eve; dialogue on incarnation.
- Christmas in Harmony
- Christmas, present
- Christus Judex : a traveller's tale
- Chronicle of a death foretold
- Chronicles of the Schönberg-Cotta family
- Church Street: : stories of American village life.
- Church of the dog
- Citadel of God : a novel about Saint Benedict
- City of God : a novel
- City of Kings
- Civil War women : the Civil War seen through women's eyes in stories by Louisa May Alcott, Kate Chopin, Eudora Welty, and other great women writers
- Clare
- Clare, a light in the garden
- Clerical errors
- Cloister to court; : scenes from the life of Charlotte of Bourbon, abbess of Jouarre, princess of Orange,
- Closing time : a novel
- Clover : a novel
- Cold mountain : a novel
- Collected stories
- Collected stories
- Colored soldiers,
- Come sing, Jimmy Jo
- Comfort my people : the life of a prophet
- Coming to birth
- Conclave
- Confessors of the Name, : a novel
- Consider the lilies
- Constantine: the miracle of the flaming cross,
- Cornelia Harmon rescued from a convent, or, The way out
- Cosmic Christmas
- Count Belisarius
- Courage in both hands
- Covenant of grace
- Crick crack, monkey
- Crooked little heart
- Cross and chrysanthemum : an episode of Japanese history : an historical tale
- Cross, sword, and arrow
- Cross-roads, : the story of four meetings,
- Cry me a river
- Dairy Queen days : a novel
- Dalzall, Thane of Lanark : an historic tale founded on facts
- Damascus Gate
- Dance unto the Lord
- Dangerous journey
- Daring to dream : Utopian stories by United States women, 1836-1919
- Dark pilgrim,
- Dark the night, wild the sea
- Darkness and dawn, or, Scenes in the days of Nero : an historic tale
- Darkness at noon,
- Daughter of Jerusalem
- Daughter of Nazareth
- Daughters
- David and Bathsheba : through Nathan's eyes
- David and Bathsheba, : a novel.
- David at Olivet
- David of Judah
- David, the king;
- Dead March
- Dead man's ransom : the ninth chronicle of Brother Cadfael
- Deaf and dumb!
- Dear James
- Dear and glorious physician
- Dear children of the earth : a letter from home
- Death in holy orders
- Death takes up a collection
- Deborah : a tale of the times of Judas Maccabaeus
- Decorations in a ruined cemetery
- Deep river
- Demetrius, a Russian romance
- Descent into hell
- Desecration : Antichrist takes the throne
- Desert democracy
- Devil's ink : blog from the basement office
- Diamonds in the shadow
- Die Höhle am Toten Meer. : Roman der Handschriften von Qumrân
- Digging to America : a novel
- Disgrace
- Divine secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood : a novel
- Do black patent leather shoes really reflect up?
- Dogma
- Don't bet on the prince : contemporary feminist fairy tales in North America and England
- Don't come back a stranger,
- Doubting Thomas : Christology in story form
- Down by the cool of the pool
- Down town : the journal of James Aloysius Holcombe, Jr. for Ephraim Holcombe Mookinfoos
- Dragon seed,
- Dwelling places : a novel
- Dying declaration : a novel
- Earning innocence : a novel
- East of Eden
- Ebony rising : short fiction of the greater Harlem Renaissance era
- Eclipse of the sun : a novel
- Edward. : Various veiws [sic] of human nature, taken from life and manners, cheifly [sic] in England,
- Edward. : Various veiws [sic] of human nature, taken from life and manners, cheifly [sic] in England,
- Edward. : Various views of human nature, taken from life and manners, chiefly in England, [Three lines of verse from Juvenal]
- Eight men
- Elmer Gantry
- Emma
- Emma Corbett. : In two volumes. Vol. I[-II]
- Emma Corbett: : exhibiting Henry and Emma, the faithful modern lovers; as delineated by themselves, in their original letters.
- Emma Corbett: : exhibiting Henry and Emma, the faithful modern lovers; as delineated by themselves, in their original letters.
- Emperor of the air : stories
- Eneas Africanus, defendant
- Escape from Ephesus : a novel of the 1st century
- Ester's child : a novel
- Esther
- Esther
- Esther
- Etchings from the religious world
- Eve, her story
- Even deadlier : a sequel to The 7 deadly sins sampler
- Evensong
- Every secret thing
- Exodus,
- Extracts from a journal of travels in North America : consisting of an account of Boston and its vicinity
- Ezekiel of Bethlehem; or, From Bethlehem to Calvary.
- Fabiola, or, The church of the catacombs
- Faith is a star,
- Faithful conversation : Christian perspectives on homosexuality
- Family matters
- Famine : a novel
- Fat lightning : a novel
- Father Melancholy's daughter
- Father's day at the baby show
- Fiction from Tegel Prison
- Field of dreams
- Fieldwork
- Fire from the heights
- Fisher of men : a novel of Simon Peter
- Five minutes in heaven
- Flight into freedom : the story of Roger Williams and the making of America
- Flight to Hollow Mountain
- Fool's luck ; and, A god in Colchester
- Footsteps of St. Peter
- For one more day
- For she is the tree of life : grandmothers through the eyes of women writers
- For the relief of unbearable urges
- Forbidden City
- Foreign Gods, Inc.
- Forever free; : a novel of Abraham Lincoln,
- Forever friends
- Forgiveness and abuse: Jewish and Christian reflections
- Forty stories for the church, school and home,
- Foucault's pendulum
- Four hitherto unpublished gospels; : a series of character studies cast in the form of personal memoirs of John the Baptist, Andrew the brother of Simon Peter, Judas Iscariot, James the brother of Jesus,
- Frankenstein
- Freddy's book
- Freedom at last : a novel about the birth of a new India through her struggle for independence, 1947-48
- Freedom or death : a novel
- Friar's lantern
- Fried green tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe
- Friendly persuasion
- Friendship cake
- From dawn to dark in Italy : a tale of the reformation in the sixteenth century
- Frost : a novel
- Fullness of time : short stories of women and aging
- Funny, you don't look Christian,
- Galilee revisited with Mary Magdalene & 20 other immortals in search of Jesus
- Galley slave : the story of "most excellent Theophilus"
- Gap Creek : a novel
- Gathering clouds, : a tale of the days of St. Chrysostom;
- Georgia boy
- Gertrude and Claudius
- Giant killer,
- Gideon ahoy!
- Gilead
- Gilead
- Girl with a pearl earring
- Glastonbury : the novel of Christian England
- Glimpse of glory; : George Mason of Gunston Hall.
- Glorious appearing : the end of days
- Go set a watchman
- God : stories
- God help the child
- God knows
- God's angry man,
- God's demon
- God's man : a novel on the life of John Calvin
- God's mercy : Guds barmhärtighet
- God's power to triumph.
- God's warrior
- God's world : Pearl Buck and rethinking missions
- Godric
- Godric
- Golden rule : a tale of Texas
- Goldkorn tales
- Golf in the Kingdom,
- Gone with the wind
- Gonsalvo, or, The Spanish knight : a romance
- Good news from North Haven : a year in the life of a small town : a novel
- Gospel choirs : psalms of survival for an alien land called home
- Gospel, grits, and grace : encountering the holy in the ridiculous, sublime, and unexpected
- Grace Westervelt : or, The children of the covenant
- Graham of Claverhouse,
- Great is your reward; : living the Beatitudes
- Great lessons in virtue and character : a treasury of classic animal stories
- Great lion of God
- Grief
- Guns of Navarone
- Guy Lenny
- Guy Mannering; or The astrologer.
- Hagar
- Hagar
- Half a life
- Hallelujah chariot
- Handsome Jack, or An example for sailors, No. V.
- Hannah Coulter : a novel
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Hawaii
- Head o'W-Hollow
- Hear the word; : a novel about Elijah and Elisha.
- Hearken unto the voice
- Heathen Valley : a novel
- Heather & snow
- Heaven and hell,
- Helen Maurice, or, The daughter at home
- Helena
- Her own place : a novel
- Heretic
- Herod and Mariamne
- Hidden victory : a novel of Jesus
- High John, the conqueror
- Hild
- His father's house : a novel
- His watchful eye
- Holocaust
- Holy fire : a novel
- Holy masquerade
- Home
- Home
- Home to Harmony
- Home to Holly Springs
- Homeplaces : stories of the South by women writers
- Honor thy son
- Hope Leslie, or, Early times in the Massachusetts
- Hottentot Venus : a novel
- Housekeeping
- How Sprinkle the pig escaped the river of tears : a story about being apart from loved ones
- How far to Bethlehem? : a novel
- How they kept the faith : a tale of the Huguenots of Languedoc
- How to be good
- How to use "The full circle."
- How to use Now, would you believe?
- Hugh Wynne; : free Quaker, sometime brevet lieutenant-colonel on the staff of His Excellency General Washington
- Huldreich Zwingli zwischen Krieg und Frieden : erzählt von seiner Frau
- I am : biblical women tell their own stories
- I am Bonhoeffer : a credible life--a novel
- I am God
- I am a woman--and a Jew
- I am enough
- I am invited to a party!
- I am the clay
- I am-- : biblical women tell their own stories
- I came to love you late