Will John Calvin be betrayed by a scheming servant? This guy writes tons of historical fiction, but my favorites have been Hostage Lands and Hand of Vengeance because his books about famous Christians tend to feel like sermons disguised as fiction. Still worthwhile, though.
Interspersed with historical notes, this fascinating story follows an event in the life of the Apostle Paul.
A very gritty series that brings the adventures of King David's mighty men to life.
Follow the dangerous journey of an Irish monk and a silver-coated Bible to the emperor.
Eavesdrop on a series of correspondence between the Apostle Luke and an unbeliever who is reading his gospel.
Polycarp is the only person standing in between Rome and a zombie infestation! Other books in this series take place during Judges and Jeremiah.
An epic fantasy-ish series that highlights the supernatural elements of the Nephilim throughout Old Testament times. Cool concepts, but sometimes less than great.
A rebellious orphan tomboy gets caught up in piratical action during the start of the American Revolution. Well written, engaging, not sugarcoated, and doesn't hit you over the head with the history. Loved it.
The first two books in this series are some pretty fun piratical adventure with a noble pirate and fiery teen girl that almost border on fantasy. The third book is a weird universe mashup with the author's other series that I gave up on.
Part of a large series of books taking a look at famous Christian women in history.
Another guy who writes a lot of flood and pre-flood fantasy stuff with nephilim, magic, and prehistoric animals.
A trilogy about (a lot of) the book of Revelation taking place during the time of Nero. Not bad, but would have been better shorter and more focused.
Kings of Israel.
The story of Perpetua.
