2008 Christy Awards

by Tamara Butler
May 21, 2010 | Filed in News
The Winners Are

Contemporary

Stand-Alone Chasing Fireflies by Charles Martin (Thomas Nelson)   Series, Sequels, and Novellas Home to Holly Springs by Jan Karon (Viking)

Historical

A Proper Pursuit by Lynn Austin (Bethany)

Lits

Hallie's Heart by Shelly Beach (Kregel)

Romance

Remembered by Tamera Alexander (Bethany)

Suspense

The Cure by Athol Dickson (Bethany)

Visionary

Scarlet by Stephen R. Lawhead (Thomas Nelson)

First Novel

The Stones Cry Out by Sibella Giorello (Revell)

Young Adult

Hollywood Nobody by Lisa Samson (NavPress)
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