1) House
By Frank Peretti and Ted Dekker
Description: Best-selling author, Frank Peretti, and one of my favorite writers, Ted Dekker, join together to create this action-thriller. Two couples seek refuge from a deranged killer by fleeing to an abandoned house. Their sanctuary turns out to be a trap laced with spiritual evil that threatens their very souls. [Warning: Although I haven't read it, I've been told by two sources, the book doesn't live up to its potential.]
Thomas Nelson; Hardcover; 386 Pages.

2) Jerusalem Countdown
By John Hagee
Description: Pastor John Hagee compares actual events in the Middle East today with the Bible to evaluate a possible nuclear confrontation between Iran and Israel. He also considers how these events will affect America, and examines the violence of Islam and the rise of anti-Semitism.
Strang Communications; Paperback; 225 Pages.

3) Captivating: Unveiling the Mystery of a Woman's Soul
By John and Stasi Eldredge
Description: This Christian-based view of feminine liberation encourages women to connect with their inner selves and discover the strength and beauty to live fully. The book also calls on men to acknowledge, embrace, and fully explore the heart and soul of this gift from God.
Thomas Nelson; Hardcover; 243 Pages.

4) The Case for Easter
By Lee Strobel
Description: Using his legal-journalism skills, Strobel investigates the death of Christ and answers three important questions asked by skeptics and seekers: Was the death of Jesus a sham? Was his tomb really empty? Was Jesus truly seen alive after his death by crucifixion? Designed for apologetics use and evangelism, this book is reasonably priced for giving away.
Zondervan; Softcover; 95 Pages.