My Favorite Books of 2017

As 2017 comes to an end, I decided to look back over the books I've read this year (close to 250 ... and still counting!) and choose my favorites. Some of the books I really enjoyed aren't releasing until 2018, so I'll keep those on hold for next year. I've sorted my list into three categories: Christian Fiction (which I've read the most of, so it's a bit longer), Mainstream Fiction, and Nonfiction. Hopefully you'll find something from my list to add to your TBR pile. (The books are in no particular order.)

Christian Fiction

Bringing Maggie Home by Kim Vogel Sawyer (click for my review)
      

Deadly Proof by Rachel Dylan (click for my review)

      

Hold the Light by April McGowan (click for my review)

When  Death Draws Near by Carrie Stuart Parks (click for my review)

      

The Writing Desk by Rachel Hauck (click for my review)

   Life After by Katie Ganshert (click for my review) 

     

  A Fragile Hope by Cynthia Ruchti (click for my review)

  Sound of Fear by Marta Perry (click for my review) 

 Inherited: Unexpected Family by Gabrielle Meyer (click for my review) 

     

Plain Retribution by Dana R. Lynn (click for my review)

Mainstream Fiction

     

The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas (click for my review) 

 Pretty, Nasty, Lovely by Rosalind Noonan (click for my review)

      

Assaulted Caramel by Amanda Flower (click for my review) 

 Asylum 54.0 by Nadege Richards (click for my review) 

  Bless Her Heart by Sally Kilpatrick (click for my review)

Nonfiction

     

A Woman Overwhelmed: Finding God in the Messes of Life by Hayley DiMarco (click for my review)
  

   

Anxious for Nothing: Finding Calm in a Chaotic World by Max Lucado (click for my review)

   Unsinkable Faith: God-Filled Strategies to Transform the Way You Think, Feel, and Live by Tracie Miles (click for my review)

      

I Am: A 60-Day Journey to Knowing Who You Are Because of Who He Is by Michele Cushatt (click for my review)

Unshakeable Trust: Find the Joy of Trusting God at All Times, in All Things by Joyce Meyer (click for my review)