Books by Frank Peretti

Poverty-stricken and low on hope, a divorced mother and her daughter prop up their sagging spirits and keep the flames of faith alive by clinging to a phrase first heard on a previous Christmas, "All is well"

A mind-bending supernatural thriller from the creators of THIS PRESENT DARKNESS and SKIN. Ted Dekker and Frank Peretti-two of the most acclaimed writers of supernatural thrillers-have joined forces for the for the first time with this non-stop trill ride. Enter House-where you'll find yourself thrown into a killer's deadly game in which the only way to win is to lose...and the only way out is in. One game. Seven players. Three rules. Game ends at dawn.

A chilling murder brings wildlife biologist Steve Benson to the town of Hyde River. His brother has fallen prey to an unexplainable predator and no one wants to talk about it. Layer upon layer, this serpentine plot peels away the promises buried within "The Oath".

Recounts the author's experiences of growing up different and persecuted, demonstrating how both bullies and victims can find healing and forgiveness from the pain of bullying behavior. Previously published under the title The Wounded Spirit. Reprint.

In a thriller by the author of This Present Darkness, successful news anchorman John Barrett is caught in a suspenseful moral and spiritual battle over the importance of Truth. Reprint.

When Jay and Lila Cooper enter the cave-tombs of Anak with their archaeologist father, they hope to find a co-worker who has unaccountably disappeared. Instead, they stumble onto a frightening religion and new mysteries that soon put them all in incredible danger. The third book of the Cooper Kids Adventures.

The author of THIS PRESENT DARKNESS, an acclaimed work of Christian fiction, has now written a tale about a young minister in a small Washington town. Travis Jordan's faith is tested when a mysterious individual known as "Brandon" arrives, claims he is Christ, and performs acts characteristic of Jesus himself. Full of suspense, the book also serves as an honest commentary on late 20th-century Christian life in the United States.

Humorous retellings of three Bible stories about helping others, each with an introduction and follow-up by "Mr. Henry," who relates the experiences of Biblical characters to modern life.

Young believers are offered encouragement through humorous tales of Bible heroes who weren't always perfect, but did great things when they chose to love and obey God.

Humorous retellings of three Bible stories about faith, each with an introduction and follow-up by "Mr. Henry," who relates the experiences of Noah, Moses, and Daniel to modern life.

Humorous retellings of three Bible stories about courage, each with an introduction and follow-up by "Mr. Henry," who relates the experiences of Biblical characters to modern life.

Draws from news stories and his own childhood spent fighting the pain of a disfigurement that made him an object of ridicule to illustrate the effects of emotional scars, and offers ways to overcome abuse.

In his emotional non-fiction debut, Frank Peretti uses his own life story to explain what he calls a "wounded spirit," a soul so injured by the accumulation of inhumanities that it becomes incapable of functioning in the world. His book not only tells the story of how a spirit becomes wounded and the repercussions that follow--Columbine is a particular example--but it is also a testament to the power of God and family for its repair.

In his emotional non-fiction debut, Frank Peretti uses his own life story to explain what he calls a "wounded spirit," a soul so injured by the accumulation of inhumanities that it becomes incapable of functioning in the world. His book not only tells the story of how a spirit becomes wounded and the repercussions that follow--Columbine is a particular example--but it is also a testament to the power of God and family for its repair.