Greg Dill
This is a list of my all time favorite books of fiction. I primarily read fiction books for entertainment and enjoyment. But, every once in awhile I read a novel that will move me. And, here is a list of some of these books.
This is by far my favorite novel of all time. Never have I read a book that took me through all of my emotions until this one. Opened my eyes to some of the injustices of the world.
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Historical novel set during the Jewish Holocaust. Ellicited a lot of emotion and full of unknowns.
This book had me throughout the whole story. Big surprise at the very end. Very well written and clever. Sadly, I haven't fared well with other Dekker novels.
A classic. The best distinctly Christian novel I've read. Opened my eyes to what spiritual warfare may look like.
This duo is comprised of some of my favorite authors of fiction. This story is the best book of thriller and suspense I've ever read. Purely entertaining.
Excellent novel that described a time from another era with great detail. Crichton is by far one of my favorite authors.
This book was instrumental in helping to change my view on capital punishment.
Don't know how to describe it. Just a hilarious, down-to-earth drama that made me laugh often.
One of my favorite novels set during WWII. Full of non-stop adventure and mystery.
Post-apocalyptic novel that displays a great love between a father and his son.
If you like high speed adventure and mystery, you will like this one. I could easily have seen this made into a Hollywood film.
A great historical fiction. Supposedly written posthumously by Crichton.
Very well written story set in WWII.
Sequel to This Present Darkness. Just as good as the first book.
One of the best Young Adult books I've ever read. I liken this story to The Hobbit.
My first Ludlum book I ever read. Picked it up at the airport and I think I read the whole thing on my 3 hour flight. Excellent if you like mystery and intrigue.
My favorite trilogy. Clever writing by an amateur author. One of the best in the fantasy genre I've read.
A story about faith, hope, and trust, set in a post-apocalyptic time.
