Christy Award - 2007 Winners and Finalists

2007 Winners and Finalists

  • Contemporary (Stand Alones): Winner: Winter Birds by Jamie Langston Turner (Bethany House)
    • Finalist: Dwelling Places by Vinita Hampton Wright (HarperOne)
    • Finalist: Straight Up by Lisa Samson (WaterBrook Press)
  • Contemporary (Series, Sequels and Novellas): Winner: The Brethren by Beverly Lewis (Bethany House)
    • Finalist: Escape from Fred by Brad Whittington (B&H Publishing Group)
    • Finalist: The Proof by Austin Boyd (NavPress)
  • Historical: Winner: Madman by Tracy Groot (Moody Press)
    • Finalist: Glastonbury Tor by LeAnne Hardy (Kregel)
    • Finalist: Grace in Thine Eyes by Liz Curtis Higgs (WaterBrook Press)
    • Finalist: Pieces of Silver by Maureen Lang (Kregel)
  • Lits: Winner: Sisterchicks in Gondolas by Robin Jones Gunn (Multnomah Publishers)
    • Finalist: The Cubicle Next Door by Siri Mitchell (Harvest House Publishers)
    • Finalist: Everything's Coming Up Josey by Susan May Warren (Steeple Hill CafĂ©)
  • Romance: Winner: The Measure of a Lady by Deeanne Gist (Bethany House, a division of Baker)
    • Finalist: Monday Morning Faith by Lori Copeland (Zondervan)
    • Finalist: The Redemption by M. L. Tyndall (Barbour)
  • Suspense: Winner: Plague Maker by Tim Downs (Thomas Nelson)
    • Finalist: The Begotten by Lisa T. Bergren (Berkley)
    • Finalist: The Hidden by Kathryn Mackel (Thomas Nelson)
  • First Novel: Winner: Where Mercy Flows by Karen Harter (Center Street)
    • Finalist: Watching the Tree Limbs by Mary DeMuth (NavPress)
    • Finalist: William Henry Is a Fine Name by Cathy Gohlke (Moody Press)
  • Young Adult: Winner: William Henry is a Fine Name by Cathy Gohlke (Moody Press)
    • Finalist: Bad Idea by Todd Hafer and Jedd Hafer (NavPress)
    • Finalist: The Way of the Wilderking by Jonathan Rogers (B&H Publishing Group)

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