Christy Award - 2001 Winners and Finalists

2001 Winners and Finalists

  • Contemporary / General: Winner: Home to Harmony by Philip Gulley (Multnomah Publishers) tied with The Trial by Robert Whitlow (Word Publishing)
    • Finalist: The Book of Hours by T. Davis Bunn (Thomas Nelson Publishers)
    • Finalist: Bookends by Liz Curtis Higgs (Multnomah Publishers)
  • Futuristic: Winner: Transgression by Randall Ingermanson (Harvest House Publishers)
    • Finalist: The Mark by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins (Tyndale House Publishers)
    • Finalist: Eli by Bill Myers (Zondervan)
  • International Historical: Winner: Unashamed by Francine Rivers (Tyndale House Publishers)
    • Finalist: The Black Rood by Stephen R. Lawhead (HarperCollins/Zondervan)
    • Finalist: Unveiled by Francine Rivers (Tyndale House Publishers)
  • North American Historical: Winner: Edge of Honor by Gilbert Morris (Zondervan Publishing House) tied with Reaping the Whirlwind by Rosey Dow (Winepress Publishing)
    • Finalist: Passing by Samaria by Sharon Ewell Foster (Multnomah Publishers)
    • Finalist: Valley of the Shadow by Stephanie Grace Whitson (Thomas Nelson Publishers)
  • Romance: Winner: A Touch of Betrayal by Catherine Palmer (Tyndale House Publishers)
    • Finalist: Awakening Mercy by Angela Benson (Tyndale House Publishers)
    • Finalist: True Devotion by Dee Henderson (Multnomah Publishers)
  • Suspense: Winner: The Great Divide by T. Davis Bunn (WaterBrook Press)
    • Finalist: Blind Justice by James Scott Bell (Broadman & Holman Publishers)
    • Finalist: Lethal Harvest by William Cutrer and Sandra Glahn (Kregel)
  • First Novel: Winner: Passing by Samaria by Sharon Ewell Foster (Multnomah Publishers)
    • Finalist: Refiner's Fire by Sylvia Bambola (Multnomah Publishers)
    • Finalist: Winter Passing by Cindy McCormick Martinusen (Tyndale House Publishers)

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