Author

T. Davis Bunn

Q: What should I read first by T. Davis Bunn?

Start with the Song of Acadia series, since it is the first on file, then read it in publication order.

T. Davis Bunn has 8 known credited books (8 published) across 2 series. Start with Song of Acadia. T. Davis Bunn continues Janette Oke's Song of Acadia and Acts of Faith series.

T. Davis Bunn is a novelist known for historical and international fiction. In this catalogue he appears as Janette Oke's co-author on two multi-book series: Song of Acadia, a five-book historical series set in 18th-century Nova Scotia against the real 1755 Expulsion of the Acadians, and Acts of Faith, a three-book series set in the first-century world of the early Christian church shortly after the events of the biblical Book of Acts. Both pairings follow the same pattern: Oke supplies the close, personal focus on faith and relationship that defines her solo work, while Bunn's own background in historical and geopolitical fiction broadens the frame outward to real documented events and settings, from colonial Acadia to Roman-era Jerusalem, Antioch and the road to Damascus. Bunn is credited as co-author on every book in both series, with author_roles distinguishing his contribution from Oke's throughout.

Series: 2
Credited books: 8
Published: 8
Latest published book: The Damascus Way 2011
Active: 1999–present
Best known for: Song of Acadia

Key facts about T. Davis Bunn

Our list holds 8 books by T. Davis Bunn. Since all 8 are out now, every book here is ready to read. Their series sit on our historical inspirational fiction and biblical historical fiction shelves.

T. Davis Bunn has 2 series on file. Song of Acadia has 5 books, while Acts of Faith has 3 books. In particular, Song of Acadia is the longest series on file.

Song of Acadia began with Janette Oke, while T. Davis Bunn has books in it too. Song of Acadia starts with The Meeting Place, while Acts of Faith starts with The Centurion's Wife.

Since Song of Acadia is the first series on file, it is the place to start. Their first published book on file came out in 1999. Meanwhile, The Damascus Way is the latest published book, out in 2011.