2012 Winners and Finalists
- Contemporary Romance: Winner: Wolfsbane by Ronie Kendig (Barbour Publishing)
- Finalist: My Foolish Heart by Susan May Warren (Tyndale House Publishers)
- Finalist: Larkspur Cove by Lisa Wingate (Bethany House)
- Contemporary Series: Winner: The Amish Midwife by Mindy Starns Clark and Leslie Gould (Harvest House Publishers)
- Finalist: Dancing on Glass by Pamela Binnings Ewen (B&H Publishing Group)
- Finalist: The Touch by Randall Wallace (Tyndale House Publishers)
- Contemporary Standalone: Winner: Promises to Keep by Ann Tatlock (Bethany House)
- Finalist: Dry as Rain by Gina Holmes (Tyndale House Publishers)
- Finalist: Words by Ginny Yttrup (B&H Publishing Group)
- First Novel: Winner: Words by Ginny Yttrup (B&H Publishing Group)
- Finalist: An Eye for Glory by Karl Bacon (Zondervan)
- Finalist: Southern Fried Sushi by Jennifer Rogers Spinola (Barbour Publishing)
- Historical: Winner: Wonderland Creek by Lynn Austin (Bethany House)
- Finalist: Forsaking All Others by Allison Pittman (Tyndale House Publishers)
- Finalist: Mine is the Night by Liz Curtis Higgs (WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group)
- Historical Romance: Winner: The Maid of Fairbourne Hall by Julie Klassen (Bethany House)
- Finalist: A Lasting Impression by Tamera Alexander (Bethany House)
- Finalist: To Die For by Sandra Byrd (Howard Books)
- Suspense: Winner: The Queen by Steven James (Revell)
- Finalist: Over the Edge by Brandilyn Collins (B&H Publishing Group)
- Finalist: Pattern of Wounds by Mark Bertrand (Bethany House)
- Visionary: Winner: Veiled Rose by Anne Elisabeth Stengl (Bethany House)
- Finalist: The Chair by James L. Rubart (B&H Publishing Group)
- Finalist: Forbidden by Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee (Center Street)
- Young Adult: Winner: Waterfall by Lisa T. Bergren (David C Cook)
- Finalist: How Huge the Night by Heather Munn and Lydia Munn (Kregel Publications)
- Finalist: The Merchant's Daughter by Melanie Dickerson (Zondervan)
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