Jerry B Jenkins Books in Order

Bryce Timberline suspects his stepsister's boyfriend Randy of smashing mailboxes, while Ashley becomes interested in a missing person. The twins pursue clues in their Colorado town, trying to establish the truth before Randy discovers their investigation.

Horror novelist Jake Konig disappears, drawing Bryce and Ashley Timberline into an unsettling investigation. A message on his computer warns them away from the writer and his work, leaving the twins to decide how to pursue answers despite the threat.

Bryce and Ashley Timberline begin wondering what their stepfather has concealed from them. Looking into his past raises troubling questions about the family they thought they knew, pushing the Colorado twins to search for the truth behind his secrets.

A series of robberies unsettles Red Rock, Colorado, just as Bryce and Ashley Timberline take a job caring for a neighbor's alpacas. Staying alone at the farmhouse brings their excitement about earning responsibility into conflict with fears about safety.

Ashley Timberline appears to have a secret admirer, while Bryce notices an unfamiliar vehicle near their home and school. His investigation leads to an unexpected encounter, forcing the twins to solve the mystery before someone is killed.

An unfamiliar driver forces Bryce Timberline off a back road, leading him and Ashley to uncover a dangerous secret. The discovery puts other lives at risk, and the twins must find help without becoming the next victims.

An opportunity to help the school bully draws Ashley and Bryce Timberline into trouble at a possible crime scene. Spotted by the culprits, the twins flee on their ATVs, facing both pursuit and the dangers of the terrain.

A family crisis sends Bryce and Ashley Timberline to house-sit for friends, where strange activity next door catches their attention. Suspecting a connection to robberies, they watch the neighbors without realizing how vulnerable their own investigation could make them.

Bryce and Ashley Timberline's eighth-grade year deteriorates under a new principal, with online threats targeting Bryce and a bully troubling Ashley. Suddenly separated, the twins face problems that challenge their usual partnership and make school increasingly unsettling.

In a future where Christianity is illegal, high school student Patch struggles to decide what he believes and whom to trust. A tattooed gang offers unexpected fellowship, while betrayals and hostile spiritual forces threaten his search for faith.

Chosen to compete at a mountainside college, Bryce and Ashley Timberline expect a challenging student tournament. A missing girl's disappearance turns the visit into an investigation, and following the clues could place the twins in danger themselves.

Bryce and Ashley Timberline return to their old hometown of Chicago after years away, only to learn that a family friend has disappeared. Their visit becomes an urgent search for clues that might lead them to him in time.

Jerry Jenkins combines memories from his writing career with practical guidance for aspiring authors. He discusses entering publishing through smaller markets, developing professional habits, improving craft, and continuing to learn while maintaining priorities beyond literary success.

Patch hides from authorities in Demon's Bluff, Nevada, where religious belief attracts less scrutiny. An annual spirit festival threatens his cover and awakens supernatural conflict, forcing him to warn townspeople who treat their dangerous local legends as entertainment.

Five lonely people face Christmas Eve in a southwestern town, each struggling with discouragement or isolation. Their intersecting lives reveal how ordinary gestures of kindness, offered in places such as a gas station or church, can bring unexpected hope.

Bookish Owen Reeder believes he has no special abilities until a stranger visits his father's bookstore. The encounter draws him toward the unfamiliar Lowlands, where a struggle affecting two worlds demands more than his talent for reading.

Owen Reeder and Watcher continue their search for the King's Son, encountering a creature that can assume any form, including another person's appearance. The Changeling adds uncertainty to their journey, testing how they recognize allies and threats.

Having accepted his role as the Wormling, Owen Reeder travels with friends from the Lowlands to find the King's Son. Evading the evil Dragon becomes essential as their dangerous quest aims to fulfill a prophecy linking two worlds.

Patch Johnson hides among believers in Boxcar Flats, Kansas, but suspicion divides the community. With friends endangered and enemies searching for Christians, he must decide whom to trust and whether returning home offers safety or another trap.

Owen Reeder and his friends face the Dragon as their long struggle reaches its final battle. Guided by the Book of the King, Owen must confront his weaknesses and prepare for the greatest challenge of his journey.

Captured and carried away by a flying beast, Owen Reeder learns that he is the King's Son. His new identity brings a daunting responsibility: unite the Highlands and Lowlands against the Dragon while finding a way to survive.

Joe Gibbs explores how biblical principles apply to everyday decisions about money, health, relationships, work, and faith. Drawing on contributions from specialists, he offers readers a framework for addressing life's practical questions and difficult seasons.

NSA operative Jordan Kettering plans to retire and reconnect with his family. A vacation in Europe instead draws him into a terrorist threat and evidence of an insider, forcing him to confront dangers tied to his past.

Chicago detective Boone Drake survives an attempt on his life after helping bring down a major gang operation. Evidence points to a police leak, leaving him unsure which colleagues he can trust while protecting a crucial witness.

Ambitious Chicago police officer Boone Drake has a young family and a promising career until tragedy overturns his life. Struggling with grief and guilt, he encounters a gang leader whose faith challenges his assumptions about forgiveness and hope.

Roxanna Green remembers her daughter Christina-Taylor, the nine-year-old killed during the Tucson shooting at Gabrielle Giffords's public event. Her account follows a family's grief, the child's life, and the role of faith in facing their loss.

Boone Drake's rebuilt family life and police career are threatened by a personal case involving a boy trafficked to Beijing. His rescue effort brings dangerous alliances and difficult choices about risking the stability he has finally regained.

This reference guide helps Christian writers identify publishers, periodicals, and other markets for their work. Listings explain editorial needs and submission details, alongside information about conferences, contests, and resources for developing a writing career.

Texas seminary professor Augustine Knox races to protect ancient documents from antiquities thieves. His modern investigation unfolds alongside Saul of Tarsus's imprisonment and earlier life, connecting questions of historical evidence with persecution, loyalty, and faith.

After their mother's death, Chad and Kate travel aboard their father's mission aircraft. This collection follows their adventures through a crash in Indonesia, an Alaskan blizzard, and trouble in South America, where survival tests their courage and trust.

The 2013 guide gathers markets and resources for Christian writers, including publishers, periodicals, agents, contests, and conferences. It helps readers match manuscripts to editorial requirements and explore opportunities in traditional publishing, niche markets, and self-publishing.

The 2014 guide directs Christian writers to publishers, periodicals, agents, and other places to submit their work. Market listings sit alongside conferences, contests, editorial services, and advice for navigating niche publishing opportunities and self-publishing decisions.

Paul recounts his transformation from persecutor to follower of Jesus and his travels after the Damascus encounter. His time in Arabia brings him among Christians who must reckon with his past as he struggles to understand his new calling.

This edition collects publishing contacts, submission information, conferences, contests, and support services for Christian writers. Practical articles address the writing business and publishing options, helping readers find suitable markets and prepare their work for submission.

Mike Matheny draws on a letter to Little League parents to propose a different approach to youth sports. His lessons for parents, coaches, and athletes emphasize humility, discipline, hard work, and values that extend beyond winning games.

Visions of a coming celestial battle draw Pastor Rusty Roberts into a struggle threatening Silverdale and the wider world. An angelic guardian and his allies must protect him from a demon whose attacks could bring catastrophe.

Thirteen-year-old Avery is drawn into a castle's hidden world of kidnapped children. As a queen seeks to eliminate possible heirs, Avery and her new friends must uncover secrets and search for a way back to their families.

Avery disguises herself as a boy to compete in the castle's Olympiad and get closer to its secrets. With children disappearing and the queen hunting the missing heir, discovery could send her to the dungeon.

A prolonged drought, wildfires, and earthquakes make California officially uninhabitable, prompting a mass evacuation. Those who remain face competing loyalties and beliefs as a small community tries to survive in a landscape others have abandoned.

Avery must reach the ailing king before the queen's plans endanger the castle's hidden children. Torn between returning to her family and helping her friends, she faces choices that put the people she loves at risk.

Archaeologist Nicole Berman leads her first dig in Jordan, seeking evidence connected to a biblical patriarch. The potential discovery could alter accepted history, but an enemy determined to stop her threatens both the excavation and her safety.

Jerry Jenkins brings together Billy Graham's sayings, favorite Scripture passages, and reflections drawn from their friendship. The collection explores Graham's faith and outlook, offering readers a personal view of his life, teaching, and enduring concerns.

Evangelist Sammy Tippit reflects on a life of prayer and international ministry amid illness and threats. Experiences surrounding Rwanda’s genocide and Romania’s revolution frame his account of faith, courage, and the personal cost of carrying religious convictions into dangerous places.

Nicole Berman gains permission to excavate in Saudi Arabia, where her team's search encounters danger and betrayal. The investigation connects with events in ancient Ur, linking archaeological questions to Abram's world and accounts of the Flood.

This novel follows the first season of The Chosen through the lives of people who encounter Jesus in Galilee. Their struggles, doubts, and hopes shape the story as his invitation to follow him begins changing their lives.

Jesus's growing ministry draws followers, healings, and increasing opposition from religious leaders, while Roman authorities watch with concern. This novel follows the second season of The Chosen, exploring the disciples' personal struggles as they learn to follow him.

This revised and expanded novelization follows Jesus's early ministry through people drawn into his circle in first-century Galilee. Their everyday troubles and uncertain faith form the backdrop as encounters with him begin to change their lives.

Lucifer’s challenge to divine authority fractures the angelic realm, forcing Michael to command Heaven’s army against former allies. This biblical novel traces the rebellion’s consequences through creation and humanity’s fall, exploring pride, loyalty, and the costs of free will.